Democratic convention sets candidates for 25th circuit judges
The Democratic convention to nominate Judge and Prosecutor for the 25th Judicial circuit will meet in Montpelier Indiana on Thursday May 3 1894. Delegates and alternates are allotted by county votes cast in 1892 with Wells 27 and Blackford 13. The convention opens at 1 a.m. and the article notes political contests and tariff debates involving Democrats and Republicans.
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Montpelier
Indiana
Wells County
Blackford County
Minnesota
Morgan
Alabama
Wheeling Register
Camden
West Virginia
Democratic touring hints and Senate battles cited
The piece notes a Democrat tour starting in Franklin with Helen Gougar and Mary Lease visiting Kokomo Rensselaer Greensburg Vincennes Terre Haute Brazil Richmond and Lafayette to rally voters. It also covers Senate criticism of President Cleveland Vance Hill and House attendance rules debates amid Democratic control and looming adjournment.
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Indiana
Helen M. Gougar
Mary Yellen Lease
Franklin
Kokomo
Rensselaer
Rushville
Greensburg
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Brazil
Richmond
Lafayette
Democratic party critique on Hill and tariff delays
The piece argues David B. Hill would have made the White House under McKinleyism, condemns his loyalty to the party, and notes the Wilson bill delay in the Senate. It cites unrest nationwide, Talmage resignation, and rumors Hill aims for New York governor, portraying a strategic shift to gain protectionist support.
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Minnesota
Morgan
Alabama
Democrat Party
David B. Hill
Hill
White House
House
Democratic Party
Senate
Talmage
Goshen Democrat
Tabernacle
Senator Hill
New York
Democrats Rebuke Hill Speech in New York Senate
The New York legislature backed Hill's speech with a strong endorsement while Democrats, in the minority, voted against the resolution. Hill cannot be elected by Democrats due to repudiated principles, placing him beyond party support.
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Hill
New York
Senator Hill
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
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