Admirable selection for memorial day speaker in Newberne
The ladies of Newberne have chose General Cullen A Battle to speak at the May memorial for Confederate dead. The Journal notes Battle’s leadership at Chancellorsville and his eloquent account should honor the day with vivid recollection of North Carolina valor. Memorial services on May tenth are expected to attract unusual interest.
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Three Nominated Names for North Carolina Railroad Commission
The editorial proposes Thomas McMillian of Wilmington Col Sugg of Greenville and George Haigh of Fayetteville as suitable appointees. It argues for independents without political motives to oversee railroads balancing progress and restraint. It notes railroads boosted state prosperity while calling for prudent, nonpartisan action.
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