Prohibition Conflicts and Political Fire in Iowa Speech
A Republican speaker argues for strict enforcement of prohibition and accuses Democratic plans of weakening the Union, cites land grants and railroads, blasts Northern Doughfaces, and condemns Southern rebels, urging voters to support a party upholding loyalty, protection, and fair ballot counts.
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An Iowa Republican Urges Voters to Rebuke Democratic Crime
The speaker denounces the Democratic party for causing and supporting the Confederacy and warns of a modern ballot crisis in the South. He argues the Republic’s safety depends on honest elections and a fair count, urging Republicans in Iowa to raise their voices against this crime. The oration emphasizes secession, rebellion, and political responsibility.
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Republican Rally Praises and Attacks in Des Moines Speech
A Republican rally at Foster's in Des Moines features Hepburn and Dollaver as speakers. The address condemns the Democratic party, defends Republican record on currency and corruption, and urges Iowa voters to support the GOP in the upcoming election.
Democratic scheme to sway election exposed in speech
He denounced Democratic party managers for a political swindle over local and temporary issues to deliver election returns to the Cleveland administration and use it as advertisement. He praised Republican renewed enthusiasm since last November and warned of Democratic collapse as they edge toward victory. He forecast an early downfall of the office farming men.
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Dolliver and Allison Speak on Party Foes and Labor Rights
Iowa speakers attack the Democratic party as anti labor and pro slave era policies. They warn of southern voting barriers, praise Republican reforms, and argue for protective tariffs and renewed support for American industry and labor standards.
False Bible Quote Denounced by Candidates
A letter from OsKaloosa Iowa dated Sept 14 1885 quotes a local notice attacking William Larrabee Republican candidate for governor. Larrabee replies Sept 15 from Clermont calling the claim a base fabrication with no foundation. The exchange preserves a partisan insult over biblical quotation.
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Admitting the Dishonor in Northern Reform Era
The Globe Democrat quotes the Mobile Register admitting Southern white superiority leads to device use to escape rule of ignorance and dishonesty such as shotguns and tissue ballots. Northern Democrats and newspapers avoid discussing such devices in Ohio and New York during an era of good feeling and reform.
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Not a Means of Grace Mule Sale In Florida Suwanee Man
A Suwanee man seeks to dispose of a mule citing religious reasons. The man states the animal interferes with his religious principles and plans for the animal’s sale or transfer.
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Rallying Call From Des Moines Republican Chairman
The 30th Iowa GOP campaign is urged with a history of honest, prudent governance. Urges unity against cross-party foes, warns of allied opposition and demagogic leaders, and calls for active campaigning in rural districts and at local meetings. Cras. Beanpsiey, Chairman.
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