Tariff Debate Shapes Post Election Policy
The Louisville Courier Journal argues that the 5th congress campaigned on tariff reform and that the party faces pressure to raise revenue without boosting protective duties. It contends the deficit stems from the supreme court decision and suggests revenue increases or internal taxes, not higher import duties, will fund government while avoiding corporate tax favors.
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Congress
Tin
Mio Mettinley
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Louisville Courier-Journal
Democratic prospects and party discipline contrast in 19th century outlook
The Democracy faces defeat of Basslis while praising its courage to rebuke leaders. It cites Kentucky Ohio Maryland New Jersey and New York as proving its resolve, criticizing carpetbag representation and Republican powers. The piece urges lessons be heeded for next year and notes GOP noise exceeds the states won.
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Hebrides
Marion Crawford
Rome
Albert Shaw
America
Mary Hallock Foote
W. M. Sloane
Napoleon
Henry M. Stanley
Afticg Sidhe
E. J. Glave
F. Hopkinson Smith
Tom Grogan
Reinhart
Fi’z
Bret Harte
Frank R. Stockton
Tissot
Christ
Basslis
Democracy
Kentucky
Ohio
Senate
Ita
Maryland
Moering
New Jersey
New York
Scott
Enulston
Drugglars
Scott & Bowne Chemists
Programme of Republicans and the tariff policy debate
The Chicago Chronicle notes a forecast of Republican plans after a possible win, questioning whether McKinleyism would return or tariff reform would be minimal. It cites interviews across Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio and Iowa, suggesting Republicans aim for moderate revenue, while warning against deception about tax changes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
Iowa
House
Senate
Pittsburgh
Ackinley
Aleaver Waren
Washington
Caxey
Ackley Lodge
Pulp Men's Sodality
Gren Wriby
McKinlay
Chicago
Notable Fragments Highlight Global Figures and Travel Blends
Fragmentary item lists wealth gifts by Harney Barnato to the poor of London, quotes on Turkey and the pope, and a Parisian bibliophile. It also notes a fast North Western Tine route to California with sleeping cars from Chicago to the Pacific Coast, three day transit, and through trains with dining service and plush berths, plus a humorous exchange about a canary and a black cat interrupting the scene.
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Portugal
Louis Desteny
Harney Barnato
Lopoil
Nothachilts
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William 1
Glaistone
Turkey
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Lappani
Holy Father
Felix Fauve
France
Thies
California
Chica
Chicago
San Francsco Am
Los Angeles
San Vratcisco
W.E. Existens
G. P. &T. A. Chicago
Points and Opinions on Politics and Trade
A collection of opinion snippets from various papers. Senator Allison vows not to scramble for the presidential nomination, while other pieces discuss wages in wool factories, reactions to Ambassador Ligned’s Edinburgh speech, Mormon republicanism in Utah, and Texas wool growers backing a protective tariff. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes debates over penalties and policy as legal decisions shape public talk.
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Larrisburg
Seymour Und. Democrat
Ligned
Edinburgh
Grover Cleveland
Allen N.Y
Utah
Republican Party For
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Judiapapolis Sentinel
Texas Wool Growers
Association
Memphis
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