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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1892
Page
4
A line of candidates is listed with Grover Cleveland for president Apial E Stevenson for vice president Extras Carr for governor Rk A Dovenson for lieutenant governor Octavious Coxe for secretary of state R M Furman for state auditor Frank I OsorNe for attorney general and J C ScArso Rovell for superintendent of public instruction with their respective states.
The piece urges voters to back the Democratic ticket in the upcoming election, condemns the Republican and People's parties, and warns that continued Radical rule would harm the state. It appeals to education, unity, and peace, claiming only Democratic victory can avert ruin and restore prosperity.
A message appeals to voters to reject Gideonite influence in all townships. It accuses leaders led by Otho Wilson of being paid to sway electors and calls readers to exercise their rights, read guidance, and vote the Democratic ticket.
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