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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1891
Page
4
Henry Blouni and George W Blount published a notice in Wilson North Carolina on October 28 1891 stating subscription price for one year paid in advance at two dollars. The brief notice names the editor proprietor and provides the pricing term.
The piece argues that elections in New York Ohio and other states signal a strong Democratic victory ahead of the 1892 presidential race. It urges voters to reject Alliance factions and vote a straight Democratic ticket, warning opponents are hidden Republicans. It notes Soul’s Day and German cemetery customs as seasonal context.
All Saints Day, observed on Sunday November 1, is celebrated with joyous services in Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran churches. The feast, dating back to 608 in Rome, honors all saints and was tied to the Pantheon’s Christian dedication by Pope Boniface IV.
The Hon. Mr. Rogers, President of the Farmers' State Alliance of Florida, warns that a third party would bring ruinous consequences. He cites a Cincinnati meeting in May where an Ozala Alliance platform formed the People’s Party and argues Alliance members in Florida should unite with the Democratic Party rather than split vote.
The Richmond Times asserts the Democratic party recognizes farmer grievances and aims to correct them within its principles of the greatest good for the greatest number and equal rights to all. It warns that the South must join one of two parties, declaring those not for us are against us.
The South shifts from agrarian to industrial strength. It notes iron production growing from 100000 to 200000 tons and cotton mills expanding, with Columbus Eagle and Phoenix cited as leaders. Newbern Journal comments on North Carolina mills also showing strong results.
The Public Graded School of the Wilson district for white children will open next Monday. Parents should send their children promptly to avoid lower grade placement and to ensure regular attendance. Teachers will work to advance pupils, but progress hinges on consistent attendance and timeliness. disturbances and tardiness will not be tolerated.
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