Cleveland's Grit and Dana Controversy Sparks Debate
An editorial storm erupts over President Cleveland and Dana, railing at personal attacks and defense of Cleveland’s public conduct. The piece argues protesters and editors weaponized politics, notes recent Rhode Island election signals reform support, and predicts ballot reform impacts on party gains and public discourse.
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Montana Senate Debates Ballot Reform and Contested Elections
Fragmented report notes Republicans tout campaign finance limits while Democrats push ballot reform. Montana Senate and House discuss contested elections Posty vs Parrett from Indiana and other election disputes. Adjournment follows without resolution as party lines prevail.
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Iron age of coinage and labor strikes sweep nations
A dispatch reports a heated House Republican committee debate on silver coinage proposing bullion redemption and conversion to bullion basis, with alignments shifting after discussions. Separate items note a widespread strike wave among Pennsylvanian laborers, carpenters, and miners, with unions and employers clashing over hours and pay.
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Pan Americans Trip Delays Atlanta and Birmingham Visits
Special dispatch from Washington reports Pan American officials saying congress will skip Atlanta and Birmingham on the southern circuit. Delegates number about thirty seven, with editors and clerks among participants. many have declined to attend, citing home duties and grievances with southern treatment. Senator Colquitt comments on party lines and the looming 1892 prospects.
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Tariff bill split free list sugar bounty debate
The Majority and Minority reports on the tariff bill clash over free-list items and a two-cent bounty on domestic sugar. The Majority defends protective duties to bolster American production, while the Minority argues for reducing taxes and avoiding burdens on consumers, warning increased duties may raise costs without widening revenue.
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