The Wily Enemy and Political Watersheds of 1892
The article argues North Carolina farmers should resist influence from Macune and allied reformers, praising Elias Carr’s anti third party stance and detailing electoral college procedures, party unity, and the Nicaragua Canal push. It contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches to admitting New Mexico and Arizona as states, urging nondiscriminatory territorial statehood.
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Henemy
North Carolina
Macune, Wilson, Barnes, Butler & Co
Esau
Elias Carr
St. Louis
Carr
Muncune
Alliance
Mr. Louck
Louck
Democratic Party
Repub
Mr. Carr
Nicaragua Canal
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Dr. Hogg
Union
New York
re_publican party
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
Dakota
Washington
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Xice
United States
Union of States
Nt House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Atlantic
Pacific
View on NC results and consular service reforms
The Springfield Republican argues that Weaver’s NC votes mostly came from Republicans, suggesting a GOP vote split with Cleveland and Harrison four years earlier. It notes the drop in Cleveland’s NC tally versus 1888 and implies Republicans shifted votes to Weaver. It also criticizes the New York Herald’s stance on consular reform and urges Cleveland to replace pro-Harrison consuls in China and Japan upon inauguration.
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Springfield
Weaver
North Carolina
Harrison
Cleveland
New York Herald
Herald
Kennedy
South Carolina
Shanghai
Greathouse
California
Yokohama
Birch
West Virginia
Nagasaki
China
Japan
Scott's Emulsion Helps Delicate Children Thrive
Warm words describe Scott's Emulsion for fragile sickly children. The medicine has helped thousands, bringing renewed strength and vitality to youngsters who need nutrition and energy.
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Scott
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the Weekly Chronicle
Electoral College
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Congress
Houses of Congress
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Horace Mann
General Assembly
Chronicle
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
Maggie Reese
Fayetteville St
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C. A. Sherwood & CO
Raleigh
Centennial
J. R. Ferrall &C
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Inveutual Life Insurance Company
Bren Tucky
Duartes D. Jacon
We. W. Mortis
Secr
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America
Telephone
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Rocky Mount Imp, and
M''s Co
Rocky Mount Improvement
Rocky Mount, N. C
W. M. Puss
P. O. Box
Raleigh N.C
Webster
Hsurange
Ompany
Arrington & Arrington, J. Ce Oe
AGT
Polic Iy
Farmers Bank
Blake
A. G, Bauer
Monroe
LaCross, Wis
Teadom
WM. Butler
Hox
Marehall
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Panaher
da. G. C. Osaoon
H. A. Arcage
M. D
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Brooklyn
Asirep Hostrian Ayo Dispensant
Boston
Mass
da. J. F. Kirchenor
Conway, Ark
Atlen C. Sarra
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
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Tucker & CO
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Raleigh, N.C
N.C
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Johnson
M. S. Clark
Clark
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Putnand
Pullman
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