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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1891
Page
4
The notice lists a weekly publication with a yearly price and advance payment rate. It names Henry Blount and Geo W Blount as editors and proprietors and notes Wilson, North Carolina, page date July 22, 1891.
Fragmented opinion piece surveys Ohio politics, tariff reform, and rival candidates McKinley and Campbell. It extols democracy, warns of ruin from protectionism, and links state contests to national fate with references to Virginia memorials and Civil War imagery.
In Lexington Virginia yesterday a large crowd gathered for the unveiling of a statue of Stonewall Jackson amid tributes to his storied military career. Jubal Early, cited by the Times, is noted for his steadfast convictions and role in the era's memory.
The Charlotte Chronicle reports the Farmers Alliance splitting into two hostile factions over the sub-treasury plan. At Fort Worth 1100 delegates from 50 000 members debated policy, with Hall of Missouri and Tillman of South Carolina leading one wing to abandon the sub treasury while Polk and Peffer push to keep the alliance united and back the sub treasury.
Hon John G Carlisle expresses that a Democratic nominee in 1892 should win if the party stays united and avoids making silver policy the main campaign issue. He notes the third party would not carry a Democratic state, might affect only the Republican Northwest, and predicts Harrison will be renominated.
The Star reports a South Carolina farmers movement to cut cotton acreage and seek Southern planter cooperation. Marlboro county asks the State Alliance to convene a South cotton growers convention in December to discuss the proposal. Proponents say a 25 percent reduction and shifting to grain and vegetables would boost earnings, increase home supplies, and improve living standards.
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