Stedman Captivates Wilson With Fiery Pro Democracy Speech
Major Stedman spoke in Wilson to a large crowd applauding his graceful intro by Dr. E. G. Moore. He condemned Radical leaders with vivid rhetoric, lacing memory and Confederate tragedy with ornate, poetic phrasing, delivering a two hour defense of Democracy and critique of corruption.
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Will the Republic Stand or Fall in the South and North
An ornate New Bern Journal editorial weighs whether the Republic endures amid rising tensions. It contrasts calm revolutions with bloodless upheaval and asks if freemen or slaves define the nation, invoking biblical deliverance and northern industry.
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Enduring speech of reformist linked to honesty and justice
A stately address is described as unyielding and brave, built on solid facts and strong denunciations. The speaker defended honesty and reform, leaving a legacy that would be celebrated with lasting remembrance.
Factional Struggle Shapes 1888 New York State Vote
The piece frames the 1888 contest as a existential clash within the Democratic camp, pitting Tammany Hall with Grant against the County Democracy with Hewitt and the Republicans with Erhardt. It argues independence of thought above party, notes potential shifts toward Harrison or Cleveland, and emphasizes the national ticket's fate amid intra party strife.
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An Admirable Article Tells of Radical Rule Effects
The Greensboro Patriot warns readers of dire consequences if the Radical party regains government control. It recalls past business stagnation and financial worry, and condemns corruption seen in Washington, describing the Capitol as saturated with vile deeds and remorse that died amid corrupt excess.
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Vindication of Judge Shephard over Parker murder trial charges
The article declares Judge Shephard vindicated in the unprofessional conduct accusations tied to the Parker murder trial of General Grimes. It compares the judge to a diamond whose brilliance remains intact despite passing dust, asserting complete refutation of the charges.
Triangular battle eyed in New York mayoral race
In New York City a three way contest shapes up for major local offices including several congressional districts. The setup signals a tense May campaign with key figures lining up for the battle.
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