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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
2
The page lists subscription rates and delivery assurances for the Chronicle plus notices to correspondents and public letters. It quotes Henry Grady on Georgia unity, Ben Tillman and Grover Cleveland remarks, and announces the death of Col. John B. Beamon of Clinton, Sampson County.
Tammany is a strong yet flawed Democratic club with loyalists and bad actors. The piece argues Tammany should not dictate national Democratic policy and may oppose Hill for President, while Croker and Gilroy maneuver to keep Tammany's power in New York.
The Washington Post praises loyal Southern men who offer to volunteer in case of a war with Chili and urges Congress to remove lingering restrictions that prevent Confederate veterans from receiving Army commissions. It notes limits to patriotism and cautions against enlisting Southern officers for Northern commands.
A Washington Post correspondent argues Mr Par Egan’s ties with Balmaceda fuel Chile’s anger and the U S sailors in Baltimore become symbols of the dispute. The piece suggests Egan deserve frontline risk in any war, framing him as the main target of retaliation.
An angry rebuke by Judge Knare to a Hudson county grand jury followed by his sudden death as he denounced officials protecting gamblers and book-makers tied to the Guttenburg Jockey Club. The episode shocks the public and sparks calls to punish the criminals.
The New York World reports that Mr. Cleveland will not seek the presidential nomination. Friends urged him to wait after a Louisiana trip, and his status hinges on the New York delegation and possible convention support.
In social gossip from the New York Tribune, Teip-Whitelaw Reid will resign his ministry and return from France to boost Blaine's presidential bid. A second report says Mrs Reid was displeased by Paris social life and royal pomp. A testimonial for Ely's Cream Balm claims strong catarrh relief from S A Lovell of Franklin, Pa.
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