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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1883
Page
3
In Webster County on Friday December 4 1883 L Glessner Elster Official Arean notes Mr Carlisle as a speaker candidate. He opposes unconditional free trade arguing for near free trade to curb monopolies and adjust tariffs. He urges Democratic appeal to the voting masses and a firm stand against entrenched wealth.
Democratic protectionists urged restraint after Carl is le speech on assuming the Speakership. He calls for careful, gradual legislation with no sudden drastic changes and emphasizes economy, fair taxation, and constitutional limits. The piece also notes the President's Message and various related political items from Washington.
Washington December 3 Gov Underwood of Ohio met Carlisle who spoke of a new democratic policy focused on the people. He said elections mandate a regressive, definite program guided by principle rather than individual success and committees chosen for subject fitness. A Twilight Club in New York meets weekly with strict no to many traditional items, including no duces no debts and no salaries.
A fragmented New York Journal inspired column reflects on free taxation rhetoric and political courage. It references public figures and party strategies, interwoven with miscellaneous ad-like lines and stray captions about medicines, travel, and urban life.
A Detroit Free Press report tours a large cold storage warehouse detailing preservation methods for meat poultry fish and fruit. It describes reinforced concrete walls three foot thick air cooling systems shock freezing to twenty two degrees and storage on multiple floors with thousands of tons of ice and air circulation for chilled goods.
A Boston Budget item tells of Baize giving charity to a crying newsboy with a bundle of papers. The boy fears his father’s punishment if he does not sell all papers, and Baize helps him by buying the lot as the boy disappears, leaving the scene with mixed motives and moral questions.
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