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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1888
Page
4
A dramatic editorial from Wilson NC proclaims victory for the Democratic Party over Pinkerton threats. It lauds Wilson as a symbol of Peace Progress and Prosperity and honors Democratic triumphs and patriotism across the state with florid, period voice.
A tabulated statement shows Simmons winning Congress by 748, Fowle by 643, and Cleveland by 668, as Wilson again delivers handsome totals for the Democratic ticket amid some local disaffection and discordant strains, yet overall melody of victory endures.
A tribute lauds Spier Whitaker as chairman of the North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee. It praises his leadership, campaign strategy, and public reception, declaring him bold, discreet, and sagacious. The piece celebrates the widespread admiration and enduring esteem of his countrymen.
Nash County residents celebrate a Democratic victory with the entire ticket elected by about a 300 vote majority. The tone recalls a rural pride in political renewal and a return to peaceful prosperity after prior radical influences.
The community greets the appointment of Jim Marshborn as the new Wilson Township Constable. He succeeds Joe Blow, described as a Black constable, and is hailed as a gallant brave soldier and steadfast Democrat in the notice.
Franklin and Wayne counties have elected their entire Democratic tickets by handsome majorities. This is celebrated as glorious news feeding the hearts of patriots with delight.
The piece hails Ben Bunn for defeating John Nichols and says the district's people rejoice at a sound and sterling Democrat representing them. It praises Bunn’s brilliant campaign and declares the triumph a fitting crown to his efforts.
The article extols Governor Fowle as a superb orator and noble statesman. It lauds his patriotic spirit and promises a North Carolina administration as bright as the successful campaign that has ended, framing his merit as a splendid reward.
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