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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1885
Page
4
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The republication line of Iowa voters meets in Bloomfield Atlantic Clinton Independence and Fort Dodge with strong speeches by Lar rabee Wilson Hull Allison Hepburn Harr Henderson Holmes Dolliver and Fuller. The piece lauds Republican stewardship of Iowa and cites strong statewide figures and policy victories including suffrage suppression free trade and hard times in national politics.
Bloom Field Iowa Sept 23 Special to State Register Senators Wilson and Larrabee lampoon Democratic platform for omitting transportation policy and faltering on labor while contrasting with Republican strong stance. They condemn saloon expansion and urge voter prudence in choosing policy aligned with homes and industry.
The speaker denounces prejudice in all professions and urges reflection on how private interests and animosity shape voting. He traces Democratic Party stances from the Civil War era, noting opposition to Lincoln's policies and emancipation, and warns that party bias persisted despite turning points in history.
The speech denounces Democratic free trade advocacy, argues for tariff protection, and links liquor laws to political power. It cites historical tariff cycles, labor and farmer impacts, and compares Iowa to Southern states. It warns against saloon expansion and defends Republican governance and public schools.
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