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- Raleigh_Sentinel abstract "Raleigh Sentinel was a Raleigh, North Carolina, newspaper which was published daily, except Monday, from 1865 to 1875. It was printed semiweekly beginning in 1876 and ceased publication on February 27, 1877. During Reconstruction the editor, Josiah Turner, conducted a fervid campaign against carpetbaggers. The newspaper was the voice of the Democratic Party (United States), whose supporters were referred to as Conservatives.".
- Q7286938 abstract "Raleigh Sentinel was a Raleigh, North Carolina, newspaper which was published daily, except Monday, from 1865 to 1875. It was printed semiweekly beginning in 1876 and ceased publication on February 27, 1877. During Reconstruction the editor, Josiah Turner, conducted a fervid campaign against carpetbaggers. The newspaper was the voice of the Democratic Party (United States), whose supporters were referred to as Conservatives.".
- Raleigh_Sentinel comment "Raleigh Sentinel was a Raleigh, North Carolina, newspaper which was published daily, except Monday, from 1865 to 1875. It was printed semiweekly beginning in 1876 and ceased publication on February 27, 1877. During Reconstruction the editor, Josiah Turner, conducted a fervid campaign against carpetbaggers. The newspaper was the voice of the Democratic Party (United States), whose supporters were referred to as Conservatives.".
- Q7286938 comment "Raleigh Sentinel was a Raleigh, North Carolina, newspaper which was published daily, except Monday, from 1865 to 1875. It was printed semiweekly beginning in 1876 and ceased publication on February 27, 1877. During Reconstruction the editor, Josiah Turner, conducted a fervid campaign against carpetbaggers. The newspaper was the voice of the Democratic Party (United States), whose supporters were referred to as Conservatives.".