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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina

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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1890

Page

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Rev D C Kelley Prohibition Farewell Sermon Critique

The text presents Rev D C Kelley’s farewell sermon amid his Prohibition campaign, arguing against blind adherence to routine and urging voters to back Prohibition. It links religious duty to political action, citing Luther, Knox, and Moses, and critiques liquor interests and party loyalty in favor of a moral ballot for Prohibition.

New York Voice D. ©. Kelley Prohibition Party Jesus of Nazareth Luke Egypt Red Sea Moses Tee Rome Luther John Knox Atlantic John Kauox Supreme Court of United States Liquor Dealers’ Association Peter Hell God Mosses Israel John Jesus Mecklenburg Moralgaasion Sulemn Kingdom of Heaven Mattie W. Rountree Sucalike Miss Stubbs The Oxford

Tillman Campaign Closes With Rain Soaked South Carolina Meeting

A large crowd gathered in Walterboro for the Tillman campaign's final South Carolina gathering. A steady rain drenched the event as speakers battled gusts under a huge umbrella. Captain Tillman joked about himself while General Earle praised Tillmanites and invited him home for corn cake. Flowers were presented to Tillman after the speech.

Pee Dee Alliance Bennettsville South Carolina 7Th Inst News and Courier Capt. Tillman Peco Capt Tillman Walterboro Billy Court House Lilleman General Earle Tillmanites

Alabama and Kentucky Speak Philadelphia Tims

The piece discusses Republican efforts in Alabama and Kentucky and predicts continued Democratic strength in the South due to opposition to force backed race politics. It notes a shift toward solid white majorities and forecasts the decline of force-driven electoral schemes in the region. It also cites The Philadelphia Times on farmers becoming politically active.

Alabama Kentucky Farmers’ Alliance Congress South Carolina North South Philadelphia Times Georgia

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