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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1892
Page
2
The fragment lists publication terms for different editions and durations. It mentions prices and Liberal commission allowances, with various options for daily and weekly papers, including club rates. The source reads like an old newspaper advertising subscription terms.
A 1899 Chronicle notice urges prompt delivery reports and credits for subscribers. It requires real names for correspondence and outlines reader loyalty to Georgia and the South, citing political figures and a March 2 1899 date.
Dr J W Carter pastor of First Baptist Raleigh will deliver the baccalaureate sermon before the University’s graduating class at the next commencement. He is regarded as one of the state’s strongest preachers and is honored by the appointment.
The article states that the presidential nominee should be a Democrat who can win and has public confidence. It adds that the governor nominee must also be a strong, winnable Democrat, even if a favored candidate is personally strong but lacks broad support.
A retrospective portrait of William Hopepen a dominant North Carolina editor and politician who shaped the Democratic Party before 1860. The piece traces his rise to power his shift to opposition and eventual public fall and notes his pious end and reflections on his life.
The Democratic Executive Committee meets to launch the campaign and call the State Convention. The piece warns of risks from the People's party and Alliance factions, urges unity, and stresses nominating clean candidates who command public trust to secure victory. It cites press coverage and a testimonial about Ely’s Balm.
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