Democratic veterans rally behind Cleveland ticket in Washington
The Grand Army encampment in Washington drew veterans from many states praising Grover Cleveland and the Democratic ticket. Leaders like General Sickles and General Rosecrans featured, affirming loyalty to Democratic principles and opposing pension reform opponents.
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Grand Army
Cleveland EU
Perth
Union Ly
Democrats
Clevelast
Taguceratico Kemse
Cleveland
Sie
Jsrrison
Grand Army Organization
Qlevelami
Tom Reen
Washington
Horace Greeley
New York
Union
Daniel E. Sickles
Gettysburg
Tammany Hall
Henry W. Slocum
Noon
Brooklyn
Hugh McLaughlin
William 5. Rosecrans
West Virginia
Soka
Corinth
Stone River
John M. Palmer
Olinvis
John
Palmer
Illinvis
Josephs J. Barilett
Potuniae
William W. Averill
Bartlett
Ainster
Stockholm
Grant
Jolin C. Black
Harrison
Averill
Congress
Stevenson
John C. Black
Samuel 3. Yoder
Ohio
Veterans’ Asseution
Martin P. McMahon
John Sedgwick
Sixth Corps
Association of the Army of the Potomac
Walter S. Newberry
Ilinois
Hoeen H. Rockwell
Elmira
N. Y
Hulbert $. Greenleaf
Rochester
W. E. Haynes
Darius D. Hare
Sandusky, C
Irvine Duncan
James W. Owens
A. J Pearson
Oscar Laham
Rhode Island
Allen Bushnell
Wisconsin
Herman W. Snow
Samuel T Busey
Hlinc
David H. Patton
Augustus N. Martin
Indiana
Fred E. White
Iowa
Harrison H. Wheeler
Michigan
William Henry Harries
Minnesota
Grover Cleveland
Antold. Cummins
Official Ballot Publication and Nomination Deadlines
State and county tickets must be published at least seven days before the election in county papers. Tickets must run twice in weekly papers and in cities with daily papers. The final issue before election must include ballots and election notice. Nominations for state offices due twenty days before election. congressional and county offices due fifteen days. Governor to certify candidates eighteen days before election.
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Congress
The Car Coupling Bill and Its Defeat
June 9 1892 the Republican platform in Minneapolis pledged railroad safety measures yet the car coupling bill urged by railway unions remained unacted upon in the Senate after six months in session. Indiana railway men had been promised uniform coupling legislation if Harrison won.
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Marrsom
Indianua
Anise Tarricon
Indbeth
Congress
Amy Dneaar
Jin Vall
Irvine Motors
Brotherhood of Switchmer
Railroad Traimnen
Howe
House
Senate
Atmeauolis
Lsu
Renway
Minneapolis
United States Senate
Indiana
Harrison
Election News and Labor Debate Sparks Across States
Reports indicate a Peoples party victory in Georgia and a Democratic majority solidifying in Florida and beyond. Governor Mitchell, Democrat, wins with a 27,000 vote margin. only one county opposes him. Debates hinge on immigration and labor prices as Andrew Carnegie argues for open immigration policy.
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Ius
Olnge
Forestia
Peoples Party
Georgia
Mitchel
Covernor
Laker
Tariffs Drive United States Army Cost
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues tariffs force maintenance of armies and navies at an annual cost of 100 million dollars. It claims labor equals 100 million days at one dollar each to support a nonproductive military. Ports must be guarded to stop foreign goods that Americans wish to exchange.
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America
St. Louis
Plot to rig votes exposed in labor and money scare
A lengthy alleged Republican plan to flood districts with counterfeit currency and shinplasters is described, aiming to panic workers and swing votes. The piece cites figures like Dudley and Sherman, notes printing presses and distribution in Indiana and beyond, and warns of a broader campaign against Cleveland’s era and labor interests.
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Bish
Cleveland
Ly Publican
Republican National Committee
Levery
Muir
Vianey
Kidiana
Aw York
Chotin Meredith
Bureau of Everavine and Printing
John Shenson
Hedt
Koko Republican
Indiana
L. T. Michener
John Sherman
Dudley
Indianapolis
Glevelaiel
Clevelam
Bev Land
Regaibiean
Pat Teeter
Div Pees Reparaiioans
Sediers Service Pensions
Piarrisci
Pfarris Aa Waa
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Pudley
Mic
Riga
Halbet-Bos
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Tobacco Duty Burden on Cigar Makers Draws Heavy Critique
A lengthy critique argues McKinley tariff raises costs for wrapper leaf and harms smokers, workers, and small manufacturers. It cites Sumatra dependence, price shifts, and benefits to Connecticut growers, while noting political blows to tobacco districts.
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McWinley
United States Tobacco Journal of
Leaf Tobacco Trust
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Signe Journal
The
New York Tribune
Sumatura
Sumatra
Sronmatra En
Connecticut
New York Ribune
United States Tobacco Journal
Tribone
Ci Miini
Counecticut
Tribune
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
New England
Summstra
LaFollette
Ton W. E Simonds
Tobacco Journal
McKinley Duty
Massachusetts
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