Democratic Rhetoric and Republican Critique Across the Campaign
The narrator condemns the Republicans for slander and misrepresentation while praising the Democrats for keeping pledges and expanding civil rights. It cites land restitution to settlers, restrictions on Chinese immigration, eight hour labor law progress, and naval build up as Democratic achievements and contrasts with Republican corruption and fiscal missteps.
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Blaine Fails to Impress at New York Rally
Report from Paterson New Jersey Guardian notes Mr Blaine drew crowds at Polo Grounds in New York but failed to deliver a magnetic speech. Critics say his tariff stance and history misrepresentations dampen enthusiasm and question his political staying power this campaign.
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President’s stance on treaty shows consistency says World
The article argues that critics misread the president’s retaliation message as inconsistent with his earlier stance. It asserts that striking retaliation during fisheries treaty talks would be indefensible and notes the president’s shift after Senate rejection while still affirming the treaty as a fair basis for settlement. Cleveland referenced as not a “trimmen,” per New York World.
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Mirte's Sudden Conversion and Civil Service Reform
A Louisville Courier Journal note discusses Mirte's sudden conversion and Senate filing related to civil service reform. The item criticizes leadership and circulars from Jey dintbol aimed at purging government employees to fund the Republican party.
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Sugar trust probes and legal actions shift wind in New York
The New York senate committee delays sugar trust inquiry until after the election while the Democratic attorney general files suit in the states name. The notes reflect political maneuvering and a sign of changing winds in New York politics.
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Victims and Beneficiaries of Republican Legislation
A critical sketch portrays a farmer’s house taxed to favor lumber barons, glass, paint, nails, and ethics taxes benefiting various interests. It contrasts with Anna’s sharp critique denouncing low taxes as a slaveholders’ ploy, labeling the 27 resident a hangman and an emissary of the devil in hell.
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Blaine in Indiana Sparks Political Dispute
The piece rails at Blaine as he plans only two Indiana speeches and faces a controversial lawsuit involving The Indianapolis Sentinel. It notes backlash from both parties and questions his appeal, quoting the Kansas City Times on his reception and political risks.
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Newark Victory Signals Shifts in New Jersey Politics
The Newark race sparks Democratic optimism for November as Republicans push a high tariff message. Despite heavy GOP spending and factory pressure, Democrats secure a decisive win with a 600 vote majority in a city long aligned with protectionist Republicans.
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Newark Prepares for Fall Campaign With City Election Result
Newark swung Democratic in a municipal election seen as a prelude to November. Governor Green says the Republican plan failed in industrial areas as Dems carried the German stronghold Thirteenth Ward and won tax and water commissioner races by small margins. Leaders call the vote a harbinger of a larger Democratic victory.
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President Cleveland Courage in Tax Battle and Labor Calls
The article praises President Cleveland for challenging high taxes on woolen goods and argues for tariff reductions to help workers. It contrasts Cleveland’s stance with Republican plans and cites Carnegie on copper and petroleum tariffs. It suggests Philadelphia workers could similarly effect change in November.
Pagan Bob Ruled Out in Republican Spot
Louisville notes mock critique of Bob Ingersoll as a potential platform interpreter who is not allowed to interpret the Republican platform. The item plays on intra party debate and public commentary about the party’s messaging.
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Log Cabin remedies praised as simple health cures
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