The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-03-06
THE CHRONICLES WELCOMED.

grateful "A q partial words of welcome
and appreciation. The editors of the
State, who best know what it requires
to make u paper, and whose opinions
therefore are To- be most valued, have in
advance spoken with a cordiality that
has been mos, gratifying. If good
wishes rom our brethren of the press,
couched IN "the pleassutest words that
ever biotted paper can bring success
(and we believe they contribute largely
to ~, We have already attained it,
The people OF the State have been
equally as cordial in their welcome.
From all the expressions, we are led to
believe that the time is ripe for the for
ward movement Ffom Ashevile and
from EdentOn--ffom ono cad of the
State to the other letters and messages
have been sent Us iull of the cheering
spirit OF gladness and congratulation.
subscriptions have come IN from all
quarters, and We start the DAILY STATE
CHRONICLE with upwards of 1000 sub
seribers. The indications are that it
will reach 300 within thirty days, and
we must have 1900 by the first of May.
We wish that We could give space to
the letters that we have already received.
From preachers of all denominations;
from teachers in colleges, public and
private schools; from judges and other
public officials; from farmers and law
ycrs; from doctors aud mechanics; from
politicians ani those who do not like
poiitIcs--in a word, people OF all callings
have yi,d win eaca other in rendering
a Neleome 50 arm, 80 generous and so
apptGoiatiye as 10 win our sincerest
thanks anu 20 incte us TO use our every
eudeavot 10 oe worthy OF their kind ex-
prcsslons.
We make few quotations from let
ters received, and only regret We cannot
print them all AZ least fifty gentlemen
wrote requesting to have their names
entered las the first subscriber. We
have tried 70 accommodate them all.
A scholarly professor at Wake Forest,
whose uame is an hoDored one iu North
Carolina, writes:
II am glad Co hear that the CHRONICLE is to
bca daily. Put my name down as your first
subscriber
prominent Cape Fear lawyer sends
his subscription, aud writes:
Enter my name, as have an abiding faith
ia your good judgment and fairness to all Sec
tious oi the State. The Democratic party
moods morning paper at the capital that does
not SAVIOR OF chqucs, &c, in politics, and
which is an exponent Of the entire State DEM
uCracy. The Democracy of this section will
hail with pleasure your new venture, and give
tia hearty support
braiuy young preacher in Western
North Carolina, sending his subscription,
says
IL have long felt the need of a creditable
daily from our State capital. | rejoice in the
announcement that the CHRONICLE is to fill
the lung-ielt need
A Western scholarly teacher writes:
81 am indeed glad that your are to start a
daily. North Carolina needs first-class one
and the CHRONICLE will fill the bill"
A prominent Fayetteville lawyer
writes:
''I can wish you no better fortune than
that the DAILY CHRONICLE may rank
among North Carolina dailies as the
WEEKLY CHRONICLE does among State
weekles; and thai this shall be the result
| have not u suspicion OF doubt"
An ex-State Senator from the East
writes:
"The long cherished desire OF my heart
is at length gratihed, in that you are going
To publish daily paper.
A leading citizen OF Chatham writes
Il congratulate myself and yourself ant
the State on the early appearance OF the
DAILY CHRONICLE. sincerely trust that
IL will prove u big success. The Ste u
badly needs such paper rs | believe the
DAILY CHRONICLE Will be. / wish for yor
fame, fortune and usefulness"
A well known citizen of Mecklenburf
writes:
'You have the STATE CHRoNJCLE tn,
best weekly paper | have ever seen il
North Carolina, AID that, too, before you
beard is an inch long. | see no reason
why you should not make the DAILl
CHRONICLE u fit companion OF the weekly
l nave tne lalJn tLAJ DANIELS " DROWDEl
can do It.
A distinguished Methodist preache
writes
'You have made the STATE CHRONICLE
live, fresh, clean and strong paper, and de
serve great success"
a widely known Piedmont gentleman
who stands high in the estimation of tn
people and the councils of the party
writes:
81 am delighted that you are at the poin
Of issuing the DAILY CHRONICLE. You hav
done great work for North Carolina wit
the Weekly, for you have produced withou
doubt the best weekly in the State, alway
vigllaut aud able in the maintenance of til
right, aud no less so in the antagonsm of al
the enemies of the people. But / look fol-
ward 10 great career for you, and your goo
work in your larger opportunity for effor
hail the DAiGX CHRONICLE az u sure proinis
ot good TO yourself, to your party, to til
State
One Of the most successful educate
farmers in Eastern North Carolins
writes:
81 want 70 congratulate the people of Mort
Carrlina that they are 10 have daily worth
OF the name, and TO predict for it such SUI
cess IA no other daily has ever attained in til
State
An enterprising citizen of Henderso
writes:
''I want TO congratulate Won on YOUR az