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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle announces new ownership and editorial control with a thoroughly Democratic platform. It pledges candor, conservatism, and argument over personal abuse while defending state, federal relations and public measures on a border line with no reservation of opinion when state interests are involved.
The Times Democrat reports in early March 1892 that U S cotton in sight reached 7,986,788 bales, far above last year and growing weekly movement suggests the crop may reach 9,180,000 bales or more. If 7,000,800 had been produced, prices might have remained higher.
In his retirement notice for the State Chronicle Joseph Danies credits Mrs. B Manny for the paper’s success and commends the staff’s faithful service. He recalls early career with Wilson Advance and notes many will remain under new management to keep the Carolina paper bright and popular.
The piece argues free state rights for aspirants, condemns disparagement in campaigns, and asserts that government rests on political parties. It distinguishes loyal party service from blind partisanship, urging citizens to vote by principle within conventions to uphold public safety and welfare.
The piece argues industrial workers in North Carolina demand monetary reform and a larger currency supply. It warns against conservative voices and links reform to relief, urging unity to punish the Republican policy blamed for grievances while pledging support for the people’s fight for financial relief.
Contemporary observers misread the South's stance on presidential nominee choice. They argue that while availability matters, the South’s Democratic delegation will not back a candidate lacking ability, character, and loyalty to Democratic principles deemed essential for Chicago Convention selection.
A rustic quip mocks a man of strict virtue as dead set in sin. The ad promotes P P P for skin eruptions ulcers syphilis and old sores urging readers to use prickly ash poke root and potassium for health benefits.
National Democrat pressuring North Carolina leadership faces resistance from John S. Henderson who predicts a Democratic State convention. He asserts the St. Louis platform won’t be adopted and that the Chicago convention will reflect straight Democratic support. He urges unmasking new leaders to reveal their aims and consequences. The party remains confident and vigilant.
In several New Jersey local elections last week the Democratic slate won signal victories. North Plainfield shifted from strong Republican leaning to elect the entire Democratic ticket by fifty six votes. Bound Brook's mayoral candidate won by seventy. Union County saw Democrats gain and secure fourteen of twenty one freeholders.
An 19th century style ad extols liver health as central to wellbeing. It touts Simmons Liver Regulator and Corpora Liver as cures for constipation and stomach bowels ailments, claiming undoubted efficacy and widespread success with testimonials from Macon Georgia. The ad urges buyers to verify genuine products by the red trade mark and TH. Zeilin & Co. signatures.
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