Thanksgiving Day praise and charitable call in Wilson
Editorial notes Thanksgiving Day in Wilson for 1559, urging reverent observance and unity. It recalls gratitude for safety from epidemics and storms, while urging aid to the poor, generous giving, and the belief that God rewards cheerful charity.
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United States
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Heaven
Fayetteville Centennial Celebrations Highlight North Carolina Day
A Fayetteville centennial celebration of North Carolina’s constitution adoption drew vast crowds with a sunlit parade and floats honoring the original thirteen states. Ransom delivered a celebrated Thursday oration praised for its fusion of poetic flair and rigorous logic, while Friday showcased speakers Senators Vance and Col. Greene in polished, persuasive addresses.
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Fayetteville
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Florida
Old North
New York
New Hampshire
Virginia
Fair Grounds
Vance
Col. Greene
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The Negro Should Stay in The South
The Argus argues against black emigration, asserting the Negro’s home, climate and laws bind him to the white community. It warns that separatist schemes led by figures like Peg-Leg Williams lure with false promises, while condemning crime and ignorance blamed on the Negro.
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Peg-leg Williams
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