Local Newspaper Fragment From Wilson North Carolina
Fragmentary readable text shows a Wednesday publication date in Wilson North Carolina with Henry Blount as editor and proprietor. The snippet hints at a 19th century era newspaper format and subscription pricing, but many details are cut or garbled.
Our Duty to Support Democratic Party Nominees
Our duty calls us to accept the convention decisions and back with zeal the nominees proclaimed by the people’s tribunals. The piece warns of dissension within the party and urges calm, unity, and sacrifice to prevent disaster and preserve constitutional liberty in America.
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Democratic Party
America
Galloway Nominated for Eleventh District Senator
Dr. W. C. Galloway of Snow Hill is nominated by the Democratic Senatorial Convention for the Eleventh district counties of Greene and Lenoir. The letter lauds him as cultured, persuasive, widely popular, and a guardian of the people’s rights, predicting a noble, wise, and effective representation.
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Snow Hill
W. C. Galloway
Greene
Lenoir
Galloway
Negro Convention in Raleigh presses for fair patronage
A Raleigh assembly of North Carolina’s leading Black leaders demanded recognition and a fair share of official patronage from the Republican administration. The convention declared they are the party and warned they will mobilize to curb white officeholders if demands are not met.
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Raleigh
Daily Chronicle
North Carolina
Freeman Card Distills Senate Stance for Vance Support
Dr. Freeman the Democratic Senate nominee declares he will vote to reelect Senator Vance if the name remains in the Democratic caucus. He frames Vance as a true friend to farmers and commits to carrying out the will of the people of the district.
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Dr. Freeman
Senate
Deak
Vance
U.S. Senate
Nash
Franklin
Wilson
Senator Vance
Republican Convention Nominates Slate in Raleigh
In Raleigh last Thursday the Republican Convention nominated a ticket for Chief Justice Charlie Price of Rowan and Associate Justice W. T. Faircloth of Wayne. It named Superior Court Judges for districts two, four, five, eight, ten with F D Winston, O T Spears, W P Bynum Jr, A L Cobb, and J H Bowen. Eaves was reelected Chairman.
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Raleigh
Charlie Price
Rowan
W. T. Faircloth
Wayne
F. D. Winston
Bertie
O. T. Spears
Harnett
W. P. Bynum Jr
Guilford
A. L. Cobb
Iredell
J. H. Bowen
Mitchell
Eaves
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