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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle issues notices on correspondence credit and reader loyalty. It lists editors directors and pricing, requests feedback on delivery failures, and urges loyal Georgia Massachusetts unity. It quotes Ben Tillman and Grover Cleveland and notes February 16 1892.
In this New York Herald piece Hill’s Finesse praises Senator Hirt as a top tactician aiming for his party’s Presidential nomination. The article notes his plan to have the State Convention on February 22 and to secure New York delegates, possibly pledging them to free silver, while acknowledging the unpredictable politics ahead.
A North Carolina focused editorial lauds the Educational Epoch as residents boost public and private schools despite cotton lows. It highlights rising local taxation to fund education, praises younger educators leading outreach, and notes The Journal of Commerce backing Southern investment and development. The piece frames the Journal’s support as a turning point for Southern progress.
A reading of a 1920s style item notes an investigating committee formed by Mr Crisp to probe pension bureau scandals. Every Democrat on the panel is described as an ex Federal soldier tasked with exposing abuses and ensuring accountability.
The Chronicle notes the repeated claim that Mr Clevelano opposed the Force bill only after it neared defeat. It argues against personal attacks on Mr Cleveland and Mr Hitt and suggests New York’s bitterness could push the Democratic Party toward an outsider candidate from the West.
The Execu tive Committee of a local People’s party in Vance county shows four Negro members, two white Republicans, and three Democrats. The Chronicle warns that Democrats may abandon the third party as November nears, leaving the party to Republicans. It cautions Southwide against disrupting the Democratic party, calling it the price of progress.
Johnston County mourns the death of Hon. James H. Asett a strong lawyer and patriotic citizen who led the bar served in the Legislature and Senate and once sought the Congress nomination in 1888. The New York Herald cites Ohio's new Republican gerrymander as the most partisan in state history aiming to elect 16 of 21 Congressmen.
An advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for sick headaches nerve tension constipation piles and digestive woes. It warns readers to verify the red Trade-Mark and seal of J H Zellin & Co to avoid frauds and impostors.
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