Political theater and campaign rhetoric sweep the 1890s South
A sweeping critique covers the Republican Conventions and trust influences. It accuses leaders like H. Clay Evans of political deadlock, notes sugar trust fundraising for campaigns, and mocks tariff battles and pay raises. It also mentions Otis announcing victory in the Philippines and Croker’s Atlantic voyage impacting Tammany. The piece surveys fringe views and party loyalties across Tennessee and New Orleans.
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Richard Croker
Atlantic
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Tammany Lesdore
Tammany
McKinley shown as strong on economic gains and weak on re election
The Baltimore Sun argues McKinley's first four years brought rising world gold production from 185 million to about 316 million annually. It contends prosperity is due to external forces, not him, and re election would keep currency debates closed but worsen imperial and arms policies. Bryan and Democrats could frame him as weak by reviving the 16 to 1 issue.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Mr. McKinley
Bryan
Kansas City
Baltimore
Future of the South and cotton wealth discussed
The Philadelphia Record argues Southern productive capacity is vast and largely untapped. It notes Texas could grow the national cotton crop, valued at hundreds of millions, with potential future gains from untapped southern wealth and natural resources.
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