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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1892

Page

2

Alabama Victory Reflected In Wake County Third Party View

A Wake County observer condemns a third party convention as a political failure with scant attendance and weak leadership. The piece links Alabama’s recent Democratic victory to white majorities and the era’s civil rights debates, citing Gov. Jones on Kolb and party dynamics across races and regions.

Wake County Alabama Supreme Court Gov. Jones Atlanta Constitution

Former Democrats Move to Third Party Doomed to Dishonor

A critical tirade denounces former Democratic allies who joined a third party. It questions their conscience, asks how they can hold Democratic offices while opposing their party, and urges voters to quit quietly or face accusation of betrayal. It warns they could misrepresent constituents if called to an extraordinary session.

Kolb Alabama Moseley Republican Party Third Party Alliance Democrats Capt. Kolb Democratic Party General Assembly Race Street Cincinnati Ohio

Greenback legacy and third party doubts in democracy

The piece critiques the Greenback party and its successors, citing Congressional Record pages from 1879 and 1882 to argue that Greenback members acted against democratic ideals through votes or silence on key bills. It questions the new third party and warns Republicans and the Southern democracy against erosion of Southern interests. It also comments on North Carolina politics and praises Mr. Burbank and the Winston Sentinel. It ends with a question about the fairness of gold content in currency.

Greenback Party Gen. Weaver Greenback South United States Congress Weaver Democratic Party National Park North Carolina Winston Sentinel Charlotte Observer Observer Burbank the Sentinel Thi Sentinel

Debated Force Bill Seen as Republican Plot to Gain Power

A historical editorial excerpt alleges the force bill served a hidden Republican aim to reshape southern politics. It claims the Lodge national election law would empower Republicans in New York, Mississippi, and other states, with tax hikes on white landowners to fund expanded public schools for blacks.

Republican House of Representatives Reed Republican Party Washington National Republican South New York City Congress Mississippi South Carolina Florida Alabama Arkansas North Carolina Louisiana Harrison

Rumors of Force Bill Foment Race Reform Plot

A partisan clash over the force bill surfaces in a York era debate. The National Republican printed a provocatively pro equal rights piece advocating desegregation in schools and rights for blacks, while accusing Harrison and Republicans of treason. Democratic Senators are credited with halting the plot, but concerns about continued conspiracies persist.

South Harrison Fred Douglas

Bedal Gold Cure Company of North Carolina Incorporation

Notice issued declaring W H Palmer W H Worth N B Broughton Chas A Goodwin T B Moseley J N Denton J M Broughton Josephus Daniels H W Jackson Jno W Cross C B Edwards J N Holding R B Keaney Chas McKimmon Jno W Thompson as associates and successors a corporation under chapter 16 of the NC Code for treating liquor morphine opium and tobacco habits. Raleigh N C is the business address with 15000 capital stock in 300 shares $50 each, potential increase to 100000. no stockholders or incorporators liable personally. This 18th day of July 1892. Jxo W Thomrson Clerk Superior Court.

Bedal Gold Care Company North Carolina North Superior Carolina W. H. Palmer W. H. Worth N. B. Broughton Chas A. Goodwin T. B. Moseley J. N. Denton J. M. Broughton Josephus Daniels H. W. Jackson Jno W. Cross C. B. Edwards J. N. Holding Bedal Gold Cure Company Blair Nebraska Raleigh N. C Jxo. W. Thomrson

Train connections noted at Goldsboro station

Rail timetable lists connections for Goldsboro with Atlantic and North Carolina R R services. Train 50 from Morehead City to Wilmington connects northbound and with Richmond and Danville service, with departures at 11 50 am and 2 0 pm respectively. Key stations include LaGrange Falling Creek Kinston Caswell Dover Core Creek Tuscarora Clark s New Bern Riverdale Croatan Havelock Newport Wildwood Atlantic Morehead City Atlantic Hotel Morehead Depot.

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