Southern voters warned against Weaver in third party bid
A Northern-leaning editorial denounces Weaver as a tyrant and racial foe, citing past speeches from 1866 and 1871 to question his fitness for the presidency and urging North Carolina readers to oppose his campaign and the Southern Democracy’s stance. The piece accuses him of anti Southern rhetoric and calls for vigilance among Confederate veterans.
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Reformers and the St Louis Demands Critique
The Roanoke News critiques the St Louis demands as national and Congress enacted. It questions reformers use of the demands as a general test for office and argues for focusing on electing Congress aligned with their views.
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Incendiary Third Party Appeals Condemned
A Democratic paper questions distributing provocative statements by H. F. from Hickory and calls for civil authorities to prosecute authors and abettors. It warns that such incendiary rhetoric could incite crime and urges police to control the spread rather than the press.
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