The Wilson Mirror Wednesday Publication Note
The Wilson Mirror lists Henry Blouni as editor and notes weekly Wednesday issue publication details in a brief newspaper card style.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1890
Page
4
The Wilson Mirror lists Henry Blouni as editor and notes weekly Wednesday issue publication details in a brief newspaper card style.
Wilson NC February 19 1599 obituary notes Dr Dabney author of Life of Jackson and Defense of Virginia has died. The Messenger lauds him as a great mental force faithful defender of the South and a loyal follower of Christ praising his ardor intellect and honesty. He is mourned as a patriot and scholar who loved the South and sought truth.
The Times laments fallen politicians as the shadow of reckoning darkens the reputation of Foraker and peers. It compares the era to Reed and Dorsey, warning Republicans to heed Grover Cleveland as a model against self serving power and ethical collapse.
A Star editor denounces Reed as Speaker for delivering a coup that upends a century of House rules. The piece calls the current Congress lawless and partisan, accusing Reed of denying minority rights and treating Democrats with contempt.
The narrative recalls Gen Zachary Taylor's early nomination undercut by unpaid mail and dead letter returns. With no headquarters or canvass manager, the era lacked telegraph speed and he faced uncertainty as preconvention events unfolded before his nomination over rivals Henry Clay Daniel Webster and Gen Scott.
Hon W K Davis former senator for Franklin Nash and Wilson counties is a candidate for steward of the North Carolina Insane Asylum. He is described as whole souled generous and big hearted. The piece asserts he would satisfy the people and popularly be liked.
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