North Carolina Democrats Poised for State Assembly Victory
A Carolina newspaper piece argues Democrats will win the next North Carolina General Assembly and the state ticket. It disputes third party defections, notes Hope Elias is not a NC candidate, cites South Carolina alliances, and mentions Chauncy Black and Gen Stevenson club meetings with a large young Democrats gathering planned.
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President's letter and North Carolina party tensions
A partisan critique argues the presidents acceptance letter pushes a force bill and partisan influence into elections. It cites a Goldsboro caucus with Wilson Exum Smith and others, alleges Republican and third party leaders conspire to defeat Democrats, and questions motives ahead of a North Carolina state convention.
Debate Over Force Bill and Racial Policy Stance
The passage analyzes Republican attitudes toward the force bill and national race policy. It cites National Republican projections on post law political shifts, school integration proposals, and interracial marriage repeal ideas. It contrasts Southern reactions and suggests implications for Grover Cleveland and Harston's politics.
Southern Policy on Slavery and Economic Prosperity Debate
The article traces how Southern colonies resisted slave imports, noting earlier bans in Georgia and later failed prohibitions in Virginia and South Carolina facing English pushback. It cites 1870s to 1890s wealth growth in the South, contrasting reconstruction losses with post-reform gains, and pins the debate on tariffs, farmers, and political leadership. It discusses McKinley tariff impacts on wheat prices and argues Southern farmers should oppose Harrison for fiscal and silver policy reasons.
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Weaver acts in Giles county cited in 1864 letter
Pulaski Tennessee August 19 1891 Mr Will E Abernathy Rutherford College North Carolina Dear Sir Your letter of inquiry regarding General Weaver in command here is answered by a sixteen to fifteen year old witness who names Citizens J P May Z W Ewing Flourney Rivers J B Stacey Thos E McCoy Sheriff Giles County Col Solon E Rose Dr William Buttle Dr J C Roberts S W Butler Ek H Ragsdale and L E Abernathy as corroborating figures He alleges Weaver pillaged robbed persecuted jailed and exacted bribes including $500 for D K Cox release and $1700 total in known receipts listing many names and incidents The letter includes economic editorial on tariffs and trade noted as Baltimore sun Nineveh and Babylon wealth from trade and a warning about protective tariffs citing Harrison Weaver and Simmons Liver Regulator
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