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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle prints notices, letters, and opinions. It includes political quotes from Henry Grady and Grover Cleveland, a February 18 1892 date, short legal note on saloon liability, editorials on party reform, and remarks by Ex-Gov Turner and Mr Hanzison regarding delegates and elections. Includes pricing and subscription details.
The Chronicle notes North Carolina received the fewest immigrants as a destination, urges broader efforts to attract both foreign and domestic migrants, and provides historical immigration totals from 1820 to 1890 and 1881 to 1890 by country, with Germany and Britain/U Ireland contributing most of the arrivals.
In Texas, sub Treasury supporters organize the Jeffersonian Democratic party after a Democratic Executive Committee chairman repudiated the sub Treasury. Expect three new tickets in Texas beside the Republicans. The split prompts a notion to divide Texas into six states to balance territory and population. A memory of 1888 highlights crowd reactions at the New York Herald office during election returns.
The Charlotte Chronicle condemns the practice of long open-air canvassing by gubernatorial candidates but argues it is necessary to reach voters. It acknowledges labor and risk in campaigns, noting the close two party fight makes campaigning essential and educational for public questions.
The piece discusses a National Alliance urging farmers to hold cotton, a plan contested after a farmer complained of losses. Editor Butler proposed a shared risk deal, which was declined. The article endorses selling promptly, citing David M. Stone’s data that selling crops when ready yields more profit over time.
A New York demonstration against the snap convention shows a disciplined, diverse Democrat revolt led by critics of Mr. Hitt. Delegates are denounced for securing the delegation in a manner opposed by Democrats who gathered at Cooper Union on Wednesday night.
The New York World and Senator Hill ally against rival campaigns amid a February 22 convention dispute. A Atlanta Constitution account claims editor Paxittier sought to delay the New York convention via a telegraphed demand to Senator Hitt, provoking a sharp rebuke. The piece argues against paying contest expenses and notes Simmons Liver Regulator no longer billed to families.
An old tonic claim touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal remedy for torpid liver constipation and related stomach and bowel issues. The ad features testimonials from W J McIiiney of Macon and warns buyers to avoid fraudulent imitators while highlighting a red trademark and package labeling.
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