SENTIMENT IN OUR NATIONAL LIFE 1892 Chronicle Notes
The Chronicle recalls public figures and opinions on national sentiment. It cites Cleveland's Ann Arbor speech praised by The New York Times, urges patriotism, and critiques politicians who favor self interest over noble motive. It notes North Carolina figures debating third-party risks and mourns Burgess Sypvor Garrier, late Morganton lawyer and statesman.
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Iredell County
University of Georgia
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United States Mint
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Tyler
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Wayne Superior Court
N. C
Court House
Goldsboro
Wayne County
Gregory
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Walnut Streets
L W. Humhrey
W. T. Faircloth
O’b. Robinson
Reduction of the Cotton Acreage Across the South
American planter Jas. H. Richardson of Louisiana forecasts a 25 percent cut in cotton acreage this year. Reports from the St. Louis Democrat and Globe Democrat indicate a general 10 to 15 percent decline, varying by state with North Carolina and MississippiSeeing reductions from 15 to 25 percent, Texas districts showing mixed results, and overall belt-wide downward trend of at least 15 percent.
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Louisiana
America
St. Louis Democrat
Memphis
Red River
Houston
Texas
North Carolina
Globe Democrat
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Paris
Col Waddell Speech Highlights Southern Strength in New York
The New York World reports Col Waddell praising the South in a Southern Society banquet speech. He recalls Washington Jefferson Madison and Lee as enduring symbols and urges preservation of Southern memory and character. Pat Calhton notes surplus money in New York seeking Southern investment and broad improving trade, though cotton prices keep the South slow to recover.
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Lee
Randolph
Pinckney
Pat. CaLuotn
Atlanta
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