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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle features editorial notices on newspaper distribution and delivery reliability, instructions for correspondents to use real names, and reader loyalty appeals. It includes quotes from Henry Grady and political figures urging sectional unity and opposition to third parties in the South.
The North Carolina delegation at St Louis remains firm against Third party action. They praise Alliancemen who oppose partisan action and vow to uphold the Alliance constitution. They warn Third party pressures would tear the Alliance and risk Democratic defeat.
The Chronicle advocates nominating a Western Democrat to win key states, criticizing Mr. Hull and Mr. Hill for internal party friction. It endorses Cleveland as a strong former leader but argues the candidate should come from the West to secure doubtful states and avoid bitterness within the party.
The text discusses North Carolina's support for a presidential candidate based on free coinage of silver. It states Hill will receive NC votes if he supports free coinage. otherwise he will be unpopular and gain no support. It notes local Democratic support is split but pro free coinage is strong enough to influence convention delegates. It ends with an unrelated product plug for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Reading from a Baltimore meeting report the Institute of Mining Engineers discuss North Carolina copper mining origins and phosphate deposits. They recount legends of ancient NC mines with Lake Superior connections and note Florida phosphate growth and speculation risks.
The piece cites Congressman Moses of Georgia at the St. Louis convention declaring allegiance to the Alliancemen cause and refuses to follow leaders like Ignatius Donnelly who has spent years trying to prove Bacon wrote Shakespeare. It argues farmers reject impractical leaders chasing rainbows and will not follow such figures.
Mrs Paisley of Newburg New York credits Hood's Sar saparilla with curing a severe case of scrofula and eczema. The ad urges readers who are bilious to try Hood's Pills.
A cautionary note warns readers to verify genuine goods with the red Z Trade-Mark on the wrapper and seal. It cites J. H. Zeilin & Co as the signature authority and distinguishes authentic items from frauds and counterfeit imitations.
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