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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1888

Page

4

Tribute to the University of North Carolina and its enduring influence

A long tribute extols the University of North Carolina as a century old seat of learning whose graduates became Presidents, Senators, judges and generals. It lauds UNC as the state’s moral foundation and notes its influence on youths and the nation, with a call to uphold virtue amid life’s battles.

George Haigh Fayetteville Observer University of North Carolina North Carolina

Habits Shape Wealth Says Elder Gold Advice

Elder Gold argues habits bind character and finance. A young man with a small salary who saves and invests part of his income soon builds property and a growing competency. He warns that spending all earnings leads to a spendthrift fate and lasting poverty.

Stanton’s Secret Vote Episode Stirring Local Controversy

The Newborne Advocate reports a Republican nominee for Secretary of State, George W. Stanton, voted for a Black candidate after a colored man insisted he do so. The episode highlights shifting party dynamics and racial tensions in the Weldon convention era, with white allies, black voters, and public commentary.

Stanton Godsboro Argus George W. Stanton Weldon Warren Cheatham Newborne Advocate

Heritage of a name and English roots argued in political note

The piece contrasts American politicians seeking office through self made fame with a preference for an old, honorable surname. It mocks reliance on old nurses for claims of origins and cites Col Waddell on Irish settlement of North Carolina to claim lifelong English connections.

England America United States South America Col. Waddell North Carolina Christopher Columbus

The Male School Push for Eastern North Carolina

A call to appoint a progressive educator to lead Wilson's school efforts. The piece argues funding is available but success hinges on finding the right leader who will prioritize youth education, noting examples like Col Davis in LaGrange and Lovejoy Academy in Raleigh. It emphasizes the teacher's role over grand buildings.

Wilson North Carolina Col. Davis LaGrange Lovejoy Academy Raleigh

Delegates to N C Congressional District Convention Meet

Notice calls delegates from the Second Congressional District to convene in Wilson North Carolina on Friday August 10 1888 at 2 oclock PM to nominate a congressional candidate. Chaired by Joan E Wowpakp with secretary W W Haltrt. District papers requested to copy.

Second Weldon N. C Wilson Joan E. Wowpakp M. W

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