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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1892
Page
4
The text provides a fragmented ticket listing multiple offices and names, including Grover Cleveland for president and Apual E Stevenson for vice president, with several other state offices and counties appearing garbled or inconsistent, ending mid sentence for Congress.
Gen Weaver and Mrs Lease spoke to a crowd estimated at three to five thousand at Rocky Mount. The report criticizes Weavers rhetoric as demagogic while praising Leases oratory, then laments women as stump speakers and extols home life over public political theatrics.
A strong editorial reprints Senator Z. B. Vance’s letter defending patriotism and denouncing Alliance leaders. He attacks Republican misrule and Democratic reform, insists farmers resist schemes to federalize transport and telegraph lines, and calls for North Carolina farmers to reclaim policy through their honest labor and alliance membership.
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