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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1891
Page
2
The notice offers pricing for daily weekly and monthly subscriptions with postage terms and requests subscribers to report delivery issues by postal mail. It includes a Ben Tillman quote on party reform and third-party organization in the South.
The Raleigh Signal argues farmers must form a new political party to defeat the Republicans in North Carolina. It contends that if farmers stay Democrats the GOP wins, but a third party would split the Democratic vote. It says farmers are not lazy or extravagant, but work hard and live frugally.
The State Chronicle argues the Farmers' Alliance cannot become a partisan party and urges study of economic questions. It praises Alliance members for ethics, warns against tying to a third party, and notes October 1 opening of the Interstate Exposition with rail fare at one cent per mile.
The pontiff condemns the custom as a crime born of pride and passion. He urges Christians to master their passions, follow God's command to love one another, and renounce revenge as a deadly sin to end duelling.
A reader replies to a Sunday editorial asserting the Farmers' Alliance is non political. He argues the Alliance arose from and rests on politics, noting colleges now teach political science, and that the group aims to educate rural workers in economical government within a non partisan framework.
T Ivey argues the Farmers Alliance is a political, secretive organization despite not naming a party. He says its membership spans Democrats Republicans Prohibitionists and Populists and that members influence ballots independently. He warns insults toward the Alliance may push voters away from the Democratic party.
The Bible Reader seeks fifty agents with pay on a good living salary for experienced workers, and calls for inexperienced applicants to work twenty days on commission. Applicants should write with references to The Bible Reader in Franklinton North Carolina, dated September 12–21.
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