The North-Carolina Standard, founded in 1835 by William W. Holdsworth and others, was instrumental in shaping North Carolina's political landscape. As a Democratic-leaning publication, it advocated for key issues, notably contributing to the abolition of property requirements for voting, and ceased publication in 1865. The newspaper provided political commentary, local news, and agricultural insights, establishing itself as a trusted source for its readers. Today, you can explore scans of The North-Carolina Standard on OldNews.com, featuring 3,092 scans in total, starting from 1836. This repository not only preserves the rich legacy of the publication but also invites you to uncover historical figures, events, and possibly stories from your own family history. Discover the significant role the newspaper played in North Carolina's history while exploring its valuable content that remains relevant today.