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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1892
Page
4
For President Grover Cleveland of New York. Vice President Apral E Stevenson of Illinois. Governor Eras Carr of Edgecombe. Lieutenant Governor R A Coventon of Alleghany. Secretary of State Octavious Coxe of Wake. State Auditor Rh M Furman of Buncombe. Attorney General Frank I OsorNe of Mecklenburg. Superintendent of Public Instruction J C ScAmnoroven of Johnson and F A Wooparp of Wilson.
A harsh New York Herald excerpt argues the South remains unforgiving and revengeful while praising its postwar resolve. It notes Genl Weaver faced abuse and mobbing when speaking in the South and contrasts secession era peril with the region's steadfast recovery and sense of duty.
A grand celebration marked the four hundredth anniversary of Columbus's discovery with a spectacular New York parade. The event featured a 25 mile procession of glittering uniforms, sabers, plumes, and brass, described as a dazzling display of wealth, patriotism, and artistic achievement.
In Pulaski Tennessee Gen Weaver spoke amid threats but was met with orderly hearing. Giles county Democrats issued resolutions denouncing him as a marauder and depiter of the helpless for alleged wartime abuses and levying assessments on noncombatants while commanding the post.
A grand, somber ode extols peace and harmony for the South and anticipates a Democratic triumph in November. The piece condemns Republican opponents as vindictive and notes a massive, trance-like parade drawing five hundred thousand participants and five million viewers, all amid moonlit waters and a glittering ceremonial display.
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