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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1888
Page
4
The article portrays Senator Ingalls as repeatedly attacking the South claiming its rebellious spirit remains as fierce as in the Civil War era. It argues the South seeks genuine peace and reconciliation while Ingalls’ party uses slander and misrepresentation to keep sectional strife alive.
A North Carolina tribute extols Senator Ransom as an exemplary leader and the state’s pride. The piece lauds his intellect, culture, and influence in the United States Senate, praising his service in war and peace and likening him to the noble Vance in a defense of his continued tenure.
Rumor cites Rev. J C Price president of Livingston College Salisbury N C supporting President Cleveland for another term despite his refusal of the Liberian Mission appointment. The speaker Joe Price is praised for oratory and judgment.
Cross and White, President and Cashier of the State National Bank of Raleigh, were arrested in Toronto on Thursday with twenty four thousand dollars in their possession. They will be brought back to Raleigh to face trial and confinement in the penitentiary.
The Corner Stone of the Teachers' Assembly Building will be laid May 1 by the Grand Lodge of Masons with Charles H. Robinson of Wilmington to lead the ceremony. Fabius H. Busbee is chosen as orator. State railroads offer special rates for the expected large crowd. Knights Templar invited as escort. Sir Knights of Wilson expected to attend armed per law.
A correspondent argues Judge Fowle would lead to a triumphant campaign praising his oratory and magnetic presence while noting other strong speakers like Steadman Clark Holt Alexander remain viable choices and the convention should decide among them.
A week of national loss follows the deaths of former New York governors Hoff man and Dorsheimer. The piece honors their luminous public service and laments their passing, wishing them peaceful rest in heaven.
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