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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1888
Page
4
The piece argues for nonpartisan convention deliberation on the governorship, notes favored candidates like Fowle and Steadman, and urges unity in a noble democratic Marathon. It praises past victories and warns supporters to align to keep the party united and strong.
The Wilmington Messenger recalls the Marathon tactic to rally crowds and notes two major parties prepare for a defining domestic issue. The piece comments on public weariness with tariff debates and continuous stump speeches as the nation approaches a decisive political confrontation.
The Star announces a new volume with increasing circulation and vigor. It pledges to remain truly Democratic yet independent, uphold Constitution and local self government, and stand for morality and honest governance.
A speaker condemns guilty pleas and legal technicalities as failures to deter crime and uphold justice. He urges punishment of criminals and the law’s majesty, invoking the Latin phrase Fiat justitia ruat caelum as a guiding cry for society and courts.
Chief Justice Waite of the United States Supreme Court died in Washington after a short illness. Appointed by President Grant, he was revered for his legal love and purity of character and earned wide esteem among the nation's people.
The piece reports Virginia Governor Lee doubts his party will back President Cleveland if renominated and says it would be imprudent to head the Democratic ticket. It argues Virginia Democrats may say not the man but the nation may choose him to lead the administration.
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