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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1892
Page
4
For President Grover Cleveland of New York. For Vice President April E Stevenson of Illinois. For Governor Extras Carr of Edgecombe. For Lieutenant Governor R A Coventon of Alleghany. For Secretary of State Octaviious Coxe of Wake. For State Auditor J M Furman of Buncombe. For Attorney General Frank I OsorNzr of Mecklenburg. For Sup t of Public Instruction J C ScArsorovenr of Johnson.
The piece portrays Senator D B Hill bursting from silence to energize a Brooklyn Democratic rally. It compares his influence to Henry of Navarre and asserts his continued leadership for opposing tariff policies and restoring prominence to the Democratic cause.
The Star notes the decline of the third party, calling its leaders greedy and false. It argues many early supporters have left, disgusted by treachery and shifts in allegiance, and predicts continued erosion leading to a core Republican return.
A political warning argues that Harrison's reelection would cement the Force bill, ushering liberty’s death, a tyrannical press, and a moneyed oligarchy. It compares the United States to Rome, forecasting despotism and a shattered republic under a Lower Empire.
An attack on Weaver the Third Party presidential candidate calling him a viper of hate and urging Southern Democrats to rally against him. The piece accuses him of misrepresenting the South, urges emancipation from Republican rule, blames tariff for depression, and argues Third Party votes bolster Harrison electors and attack county governments.
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