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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1892
Page
2
Terms list Daly prices for one year six months and one month with postage free options. Weekly and club rates shown with a discount for clubs of five. Liberal commission offered to club agents. Sample copies available on application.
A 1892 note urges prompt newspaper delivery and asks subscribers to report late papers. It promotes Georgia loyal unity, cites Henry Grady, and urges correspondents to use real names. Also mentions Ben Tillman and a New York political debate over Governor Flower’s Sabbatarianism and liquor stock as arguments.
The Chronicle surveys national and North Carolina papers praising editorials and honesty, notes support for Christianity, and critiques prohibition and monetary policy debates. It highlights essays on free coinage, road improvements, Yale tariff views, and ends with a medical plug for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Mr Coorer introduces a House resolution for a five member special committee to investigate the Pension Office. It accuses Commissioner Ratman of using influence to aid insolvent corporations and to secure endorsements via a pension attorney. It also claims improper promotions, spying on newspapers, and interference with attorneys to benefit an indorser.
The article extols Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson and Grover Cleveland as the three supreme champions of democracy. It credits Jefferson with limiting centralization, Jackson with opposing the National Bank, and Cleveland with opposing centralization and tariff favoritism. It argues they remain revered until a government of the people perishes.
The National Economist argues the Farmers Alliance cannot form or join a party. Differences in doctrine, risk of dissolving the alliance, and fears of factionalism are cited. Grover Cleveland voices calls for party honesty and courage to win public support.
A fragment from SH E PARD'S Wait and Distress mocks Republicans hatred of Mr Hitt exposing alleged political fear. It prints variants like Davidill Dave Rill Davill Devill and notes more replies to Why was the farmer made poorer briefly.
Reverend W North pastor of First Methodist in Sedalia Missouri will marry Emma A Stem in the Methodist church at Stem Granville county January 14. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Stem of Granville county. For health and happiness take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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