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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1892

Page

1

Weaver and Republican ties loom in North Carolina campaign

A long political screed accuses A OC Green and Weaverite candidates of betraying the state to Harrison and the Republican machine. It attacks secret oaths, misused funds, and alleges third party collusion, urging NC voters to reject Weaver, Wilson, and related operatives as threats to liberty and law.

A. OC. Green State Senate Wake County Presbeter Harrison North Carolca Weaver Iarrison Cleveland Morganton Ransom Senate Vince South Sherman Sheridan Pulaski Virginia Perdition North Carolina Eaves Wilson Eaves and Wilson Aycock

The Tennessee Conspiracy Exposed in Courier Journal

The Courier Journal prints the bargain alleged between John H. McDowell and the Republican National Committee. It states McDowell would back Buchanan for governor and throw Populist votes to Harrison and Reid for 15000 dollars, with 10000 paid and 5000 to be paid before election. Ivins and Hill reportedly confirm the deal and warn of consequences for Republican prospects.

Buchanan Tennessee Republican National Committee North Carolina Courier-Journal Courier Journal John H. McDowell J. J. Ivins G. W. Hill McDowell Harrison Reid National Committee United States Carter Ivins Hill

Wages and prices shape views of workers and farmers

The article argues wage earners and farmers rely on payrolls and markets rather than politicians to judge living costs and prices. It notes workers and farmers form opinions on protection and cites Alabama's likely vote for Cleveland and Stevenson, with Democrats energized and Kolb supporters returning.

New York Herald Alabama Atlanta Journal Cleveland Stevenson the Journal Kolb

Mississippi Campaign Rally Ends in Democratic Confidence

The Mississippi Democrats push a brave earnest campaign claiming a great victory. They bar the third party from taking root by challenging it early and maintaining support for the democratic flag amid past peril. Populist leaders fail to gain a foothold and sustain encroachment is prevented this campaign.

Cleveland Buffalonian New York Democratic Party Tammany Stevenson Mississippi

State Guard defended as pillar of law and order in North Carolina

An Asheville Citizen letter argues Republicans and Progressives oppose the State Guard and calls for its protection as a citizen defense force. The writer claims the guards system embodies instant, citizen militia defense admired worldwide and warns against its destruction by political opponents. A Texas reader endorses liver regulator humorously.

Sons North Carolina Asheville Third Party State Guard Progressive Farmer Guard Friends of the Force

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