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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1893
Page
3
The governor outlines postwar reforms and state priorities. He defends Democratic policies, urges aid for agriculture and education, supports tax reform, railroad and bank measures, and calls for a stronger public road system and public health readiness. He emphasizes unity and prudence amid economic distress and constitutional questions.
The article argues against reestablishing State banks of issue and favors a national, uniform currency issued by the General Government. It contends the 10 percent tax should be repealed separately, warns of local money risks, and questions whether state bonds would guarantee value, urging safeguards and federal issuance for stability.
A quoted letter from W. H. Schook Fielp urges unity on the State bank side, warning that only when the project reaches an abomination will its makers and builders abandon their own handiwork. The missive frames internal factional tension as a reason to stay aligned.
Raleigh observers condemn a $400 inaugural ball funded by the State. Music by a local negro band and dances at Stronach's warehouse drew criticism from legislators and voters who question the appropriations and wasted funds that could aid soldiers, orphans, or the state treasury.
Camden County Alliance held a January 12 meeting with Shiloh Alliance presided by W. S. Bartlett. Officers present included J. S. Needham and J. C. Perkins. Delegates from Old Trap and Shiloh attended, with committees named to credential and revive the alliance at South Mills. The next gathering with Lone Star Alliance is slated for April 13, 1893.
A Granville County Alliance meeting on Thursday the 12th drew strong turnout and pledges of unity. The Cor. Sec’y Beng. Fr. Farapow urged members to stand fast, warned opponents, and called for continued support of the alliance under their captain God Almighty.
Reports from Lenoir to Winston and New Bern outline farm sales, missing Express agent, local mischief, and county incidents. Notable items include D D Coffey selling John’s River farm for 10000 to H C Coffey, banker and bank plans in Maxton, a wrecked Olney school house by fire, moonshine seizures, and rabid dog reports across towns like Winston, Greensboro, and Shelby.
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