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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1888
Page
4
An eloquent editorial lauds Judge Fowle after a hard fought party nomination contest. It praises his oratory and logical prowess, predicting a sweeping campaign to unite the state and rally supporters behind his candidacy.
The article extols Jefferson Davis in grand, rhapsodic terms, elevating his legacy as a statesman. It likens his stature to a mighty oak and hails him as a unifying, revered figure whose influence spans oceans and generations. The piece emphasizes forgiveness, enduring admiration, and a transcendent moral splendor surrounding Thurman’s name.
The National Democratic Convention meets in St. Louis with strong expectation that Cleveland will be nominated for President and Allen G. Thurman will be offered as the Vice Presidential choice. Thurman has consented to allow his name to be presented, seen by leaders across regions as a fitting candidate. The idea of Thurman as Vice President is praised as a symbol of purity and Jacksonian Democracy.
The gallant and chivalrous Steadman endures defeat with grace, earning admiration as a shrine and a votary in the shadows. Though uncrowned, he retains regal dignity and kingly deportment, loved in victory and steadfast in setback.
The passage lauds Avery Davis and Shepherd as a noble trio. It praises their legal attainments worth merit and excellence. It commends the Convention for placing their names on the State ticket and depicts them as towers of strength against adversaries.
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