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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle lists address at 216 Bayetteville Street Raleigh North Carolina with editor Josephus Daniels and directors Josernus Dastens H B Harpy. It shows postage free daily and weekly rates and club commission terms with sample copies available on request.
The Chronicle asks readers to report late or missing deliveries by postal mail with full address and complaint details. It urges signed letters from real names and notes broad loyalty to Georgia and all states, while listing subscriber counts and claims of growing circulation.
A review of James Brice’s article in the North American Review argues the colored population shifts southward, growth rates, and social dynamics. It outlines three proposed solutions including education for suffrage, curb of black political power by law, and gradual social adjustment leading to stability.
Johns Hopkins circulars praise Davidson College for its large graduate pursuit. Among 138 colleges in the U S and Europe only eleven exceed Davidson in graduates. no southern college south of Virginia surpasses half its number. Davidson holds twice as many honorary Virginia and North Carolina scholarships as any other school except Washington and Lee University.
An extract from a State Executive Committee address urges the public to avoid fault finding and abuse, practice rational forbearance, and uphold the right of opinion. The message condemns vituperation and calls for charity, conceding rights to all while warning against belittling others. It ends with a promotional line for Simmonis Liver Regulator.
The article reviews Gov. Hitt’s Elmira speech outlining Republican tariff and finance criticisms, including the two McKinley Acts and Blaine reciprocity. It notes Democratic push for free coinage and silver, opposition to the tariff, and the shift toward a Democratic majority in Congress.
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