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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1891
Page
2
The Ghronisie Publishing Co located at 6 Payettevile St Rateicu North Carona is listed in this period notice. The brief item identifies the company and address with no further details.
Journal ad lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, offers liberal club commissions, and asks readers to report delivery issues. Includes a notice to correspondents about use of real names and quotes political views by Ben Tillman and Henry Grady.
The Democratic and Independent press advocate Mr. Cleveland's renomination. The New York World daily publishes extracts from papers nationwide, showing Cleveland as the leading favorite with strong public support and confidence.
A historical critique argues that demonetizing silver would hurt debtors and boost creditors, citing waves of inflation and bank failures from 1835 to 1873, the specie circular, and debates over greenbacks, coinage, and constitutional authority for paper money. It warns against silver inflation and promotes a mixed currency with gold and silver as a safe base for a sound system.
The article discusses the relative value of greenbacks and gold dollars, noting broad public preference for greenbacks and the comparison of silver and gold dollar purchasing power. It cites government revenue running into hundreds of millions and questions coin reserves and payment parity.
The column mentions Senator Px and his wife living in Wat and enjoying walking in the capital described as a place of great distances. It notes Ex-Senator Ine’s remarks about Major Me and his speeches showing little satility. It also suggests Mr Ingsalls reflecting on fortune’s ups and downs, noting versatility can be dangerous.
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