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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1892
Page
2
A montage of 1889 1890 newspaper clippings discusses federal election reform bills, Republican speaker regret, and the clash with Democrats. It notes Bowan and Fry quotes, claims of bayonet enforcement, and calls for federal control of congressional elections along with cross party collaboration to defeat Democrats.
The speech by Senator David B. Hill praised Cleveland and attacked the force bill, warning the South would resist its enactment as a blow to homes and rights. The piece links Republican third-party support to federal election law aiming to control Southern politics and defends Southern Democrats as the bulwark against such plans. It also notes Georgia and North Carolina politics with mentions of Tom Watson, Burne, Eaves, Wilson, and Cleveland’s visit to North Carolina.
A heated critique questions John Nichols and Otho Wilson for pressuring Republican and third party voters in North Carolina to support Stroud after Sanders withdrawal. The piece accuses party leaders of corrupt bargain and probes whether Republicans or third party adherents can vote conscience free. It denounces Seeming “gideonism” and political traitors amid a divisive race.
The article describes Republicans and a third party agreeing to place a Republican nominee for Supreme Court on the third party ticket as the party has not nominated for that office. It claims Gideonites oppose Ball’s election and critiques Blaine’s force bill position with references to Harrison and Democratic strategy.
The piece contrasts Cleveland tariff positions from his five year ago message and a recent letter of acceptance. It argues the two sources show consistency, citing excerpts on tariff theory and the balance between free trade and protection, with additional notes on a memorial poem from Indianapolis.
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