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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1891
Page
2
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Ben Tillman states he supports reforms within the Tama Democrat party and argues that organizing a third party in the South would fail. He frames his stance as a defense of party integrity.
The Greensboro Record recalls Col. Oxpus led NC electors to vote on silk silk fabric ballots from Cumberland County. A Mississippi tale claims Cox Jno N Sta Ples sent a ballot to Mr Cleveland, praising North Carolina silk made into a miniature US flag in New Jersey, later split into twenty two ballots for Cleveland and Hendricks. The piece questions Alliancemen coercion of southern farmers to pick cotton for one dollar per hundred.
The piece argues no third party unless forced by Alliance or Democrats, urging unity to oppose Republicanism. It frames 1892 as a decisive fight over favoritism in legislation, aims for an unbroken Democratic front and a return to proper government functions.
The Crroxide warns white farmers that the colored Alliance cannot harmonize with them. It alleges Col. Humphrey ordered a general strike for picking pay of one dollar a hundred pounds, criticizing white organizers and doubting unity across races amid low cotton prices.
The statement argues that a successful third party in North Carolina depends on winning the black vote. It claims that this requires black voters to receive offices and equality across all levels of government.
A Northern farmer sold 1864 farm land for 100 per acre and bought 10000 in U S bonds yielding 600 annually. The bonds now worth 12500. Idea that capital gains outpace farming profits cited. Education growth praised in North Carolina with calls for broader public thinking and democracy beyond rhetoric. Flavacan named collector at El Paso as party moves to consolidate support ahead of a convention. Tax lists show rising property values but wealth concentrates among few.
The Chronicle reports Trinity College opened with about two hundred students across all departments, with Wake Forest noting 185 enrolled and four or five not yet registered. Early session activity indicates a larger total than previous years, and a favorable outlook for Christmas increases.
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