Cleveland Nominated on First Ballot for President
At the Democratic convention in Chicago Cleveland wins on the first ballot with a large support from New York and other states. Stevenson is nominated for vice president as delegates adjourn after a long session amid storms and cheers.
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Principles of the Democratic Party Excerpt
The text outlines Democratic principles opposing central power and the Republican force bill, endorsing home rule, free trade with reciprocity, suffrage protections, and federal land reform. It condemns McKinley tariff effects, supports bi-metallic coinage, trusts regulation, and civil service reform while urging pension adequacy and immigrant policies.
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Free Gold Watch Contest Sparked by Democrat in Bloomfield
The Democrat of Bloomfield Indiana announces a promotion awarding a $25 gold watch to the county’s most popular lady in Greene County. Balloting runs via official ballots in the paper and paid subscriptions. votes may be mailed or copied from neighbors.
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