Democrats urged to collect voter names for outreach at meetings
The State executive committee chairmen across counties should supply voter names for literature distribution. A farmers picnic near Auburn featured Mr. Butler delivering a third party speech, prompting accusations of interruptions. Dowd reported 37 third party supporters joined the Democratic club, marking Exum's campaign start.
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Democratic State Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Mr. Butler
Dr. Exum
Auburn
Butler
Marshal Wayland Dowd
Democratic Club
Reid Opposed Lincoln Worries Nebraska Negro Voters
The article recalls Whitelaw Reid's 1864 stance against Lincoln and notes that in Alabama and nationwide black voters may punish the Republican Party for opposing emancipation. It cites Reed’s letters and editorials, the Chinese exclusion bill impinging on black witnesses, and the broader political drift toward the Democratic ticket. It also covers the North Carolina Supreme Court vacancy appointment of James C. MacRae and gives context on Henderson’s financial record remarks.
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Whitelaw Reid
Abraham Lincoln
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Lincoln
New York Sun
Sun
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Iowa
Jos. A. Cans
Baltimore
Harrison
Alabama
Republican Party
C. Watson
James C. Jurae
Joseph J. Davis
Supreme Court
Holt
James C. MacRae
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Judge MacRae
McRae
Cape Fear
Jas. C. Macrae
Fayetteville
Col
Duncan K. MacRae
Newbern
N. C
Independent Light Infantry
North Carolina
Dethel
Duncan MacRae
L. S. Baker
Cumberland County
Tie
Tilden
Insane Asylum
Bennett
Superior Court
Fannie B. Hinsdale
S. J. Hinsdale
John W. Hinsdale
Raleigh
MacRae
Curontele
Henderson
Democratic Rtv
Salisbury
John S. Henderson
Salisbury Herald
United States
Congress
Senate
Hays
Fifty-First Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Currency fights and tariff tax debates in 1892
The article discusses proposed currency contraction, a Republican pledge to retire vast circulation, and the Sherman act. It cites Tin Plate tariff questions raised by a young voter, detailing US tin consumption, production, and tax impacts. It also notes alliance views on governmental control, tariffs, and party prospects.
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Hiladelphia Times
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United States
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S. E. Corner
24Th
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Treasury Department
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N. & G. Taylor Co
Treasury
Croameyer
Pittsburg Electroplating Co
Marshall Brothers
William P. Simpson
Fleming & Hamilton
Apollo Tron Co
Apollo
McKinlay Tin Plate Co
Pittsburg
Dun’s Merchantile Agency
Scarborough
Coke
Order
St. Louis
Ocala
National Council of the Order
National Democracy
Alliance
Chicago
Hill
Cleveland
Southern Farmers Urged Against Harrison Force Bill
The Carolina Watchman excerpt warns of Benjamin Harrison's force bill, claiming federal election control would empower Republican supervisors and deter Southern white voters. It portrays the bill as minority rule and a revival of reconstruction outrages, urging farmers to oppose Harrison at the polls. Simmons Liver Regulator is cited as a cure for dyspepsia.
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