The State Chronicle Editorial and Publishing Details
The State Chronicle is a daily and weekly newspaper published by The Chronicle Publishing Co. at 218 Fayetteville St. Ratzias North Caroina. Editor Josephus Daniels. Directors include PszPouus Daniels H B Harpy. Subscriptions listed with daily and weekly rates and club discounts.
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Loyalty and letters shape the 1892 Chronicle
A 1892 notice urges prompt delivery issues and requests readers report late papers. It defends Georgia Massachusetts unity and loyalty, quotes Henry Grady, and demands real names for correspondence. It includes opinions from Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland and a crop value report noting a thirty two million dollar gain in Southern harvests.
Trying to Write Down Mr Cleveland and His Renomination
The New York Herald argues against Mr Cleveland’s renomination citing perceived flaws. The piece defends Cleveland’s tariff reform stance and recalls prior Democratic leaders while noting the broader party impact and the perils of downgrading his legacy.
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Was the President Guilty of Silver and Tariff Dealing
The article discusses public suspicion that President Harrison sought war to bolster his re election prospects and claims an apology from Chile was misrepresented. It notes a Democratic caucus may shape silver and tariff policy, favoring a reform agenda and an international monetary conference to address silver. The piece urges decisive action and warns against delays.
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New York Republicans Face Quarrel Compromise Tale
A Western paper quoted by the Herald suggests harmony among New York Republicans hinges on recognizing Piatt’s alignments. It likens the process to a comic tale where a man compromised on linen sheets after a long dispute, implying a sly, simple solution.
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Peace hath her victories in postwar firings
A Waverly Ohio attorney, Tros. W. Hie. GINS, seeks to return the Cedar Fork company flag captured near Raleigh. Survivors of the brave band expect proper exercises and an honored guest, as war memories fade into reconciliation and renewed patriotism. The piece hints at postwar political tensions and urges restraint.
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Artist Ravri- CHEK and the vow of the bay
The article describes Ravri- CHEK, who promised to drown himself in the bay on a day, then abandoned the act, traveled to Europe to study art, and was later brought back by his wife. He admits cruelty but would repeat the act to focus on art, reflecting views that marriage hinders artistic pursuit. Separately, a House library committee backs a $25,000 monument for Major-General Nathanael Greene at Guilford Court House, hoping Judge Scuenck can influence Mr. Homan to avoid a veto.
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