Silver policy splits caucus over coinage and bonds
A New York report details a caucus plan to expand silver purchases and move toward free coinage. It endorses Senator Sherman’s bond issue and bank note provisions, arguing for currency elasticity while keeping value tied to gold. The plan also outlines a $100 million bond issue at 2 percent redeemable on demand. A separate call urges a National Convention to form a united third party based on the St. Louis agreement principles.
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New York
Sherman
Plumb
Windom
Caucus
Treasury
Kansas City
Farmers’ Alliance
Independent Party
People’s Party
Union Labor Party
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Citizens’ Alliance
The
Knights of Labor
Colored Farmers’ Alliance
St. Louis
Cincinnati
National Union
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
Republican Congress
Hoar
Tweed
Cleveland
Hill
Washington
Greece
Posideon
Congress
Worcester
South
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Montana
Democratic Party
Chandler
Mills
Brother Crosby
Mr. Mills
Texas
Senate
Wheelwright
Spain
Wisconsin
Spooner
Pepaphens
Central Field Trials at Lexington open with Prince Lucifer triumph
The Central Field trials in Lexington North Carolina on December 15 feature undecided heats culminating in Prince Lucifer winning the first prize in all aged setter stakes after extended runs. Beaumont takes second in Gordon stake while Gordo and Mont share third. Fred Gates and Simonides contend for second with Simonides awarded after Gates is lost until evening. Lorillard medals awarded yesterday for best dog and best bitch to Roway Red and Princess Bea nice. Jetersville Virginia hosts Philadelphia Kennel Club field trial with ten entries and Edgemark first, Ben Hur second, Ezra Noble third in the members stake.
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Lexington
N. C
Sprcrar
Prince Lucifer
Simonides
Birds
Gordon
Beaumont
Gordo
Mont
Fred Gates
Antonio
Princess Beatrice
Epee Deuce
Deuce
Prince
Ewing
Roway Red
Frank Wendholz
Jetersville
Philadelphia Kennel Club
Deatonsville
Ezra
Noble
Ben Hur
Flash
Katie Noble
Rosa Lee
Tempest
Edgemark
Ezra Noble
After the Great Victory Young Democrats Banquet in Boston
The third annual Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts dinner at the Revere House drew 300 attendees. President Crosby and Governor-elect Russell led a star-studded program with remarks by George Fred Williams, L. F. Melviney, J. W. Corcoran, and other leaders. The evening featured a unique district map menu and strong cheers for tariff reform and Democratic triumph.
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President Crosby
Russell
George Fred Williams
Senator Hoar
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Revere House
John C. Crosby
Harvey N. Collison
Henry W. Swift
L. F. Melviney
New Hampshire
W. OD. Ar. Trefry
James H. Carmichael
John W. Corcoran
Our
John
Grover Cleveland
Corcoran
Trefry
William F. Russell
O’ Neil
Atlantic
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Crosby
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Lampstire
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Thomas Jefferson
Republican Party
Congress Democratic
Hill
Cleveland
Republic
Commonwealth
William KE. Russell
Joseph
Senator Blair
Evarts
Jors
George Frea Williams
Dedham
Williams
Young Brothers
Party of the People
New Democracy
Young Democracy
Boston
Fifth
New York
Manire
Sherman Hoar
William FE. Russell
Nathan Matthews
Taylor
Whig Party
Worcester
Charles Sumner
8. C. Phillips
Salem
Charles Summer
Rockwood Hoar
Turkey
Hoar
Senate
M’kinney
McKinney
Blair
Newampshire
Chandler
Samuel Tilden
Mr. Chandler
Rutherford B. Hayes
McKinley
Ohio
John E. Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Thomas Brackett Reed
Maine
Massachusetts Young Men's Democratic Club Speech Promotes Civic Duty
The article highlights a Massachusetts Young Men's Democratic Club gathering praising political education and unselfish devotion to public service. Josiah Quincy discusses active participation, integrity, and a pledge to advance democratic principles for the people, anticipating future opportunities for the party.
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Josiah Quincy
Young Men's Democratic Club
Swift
Commonwealth
Young Democracy
Massachusetts
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George F. Hoar
W. D. T. Trefry
Marblehead
Marchlehead
Hibridge Gerry
Essex County
Keene Optical CO
Washington St
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Quincy
Club
Democratic State Committee
van Houten
Van
Na~ van Houten
Holland
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Masten & Wells
Hawley St
Aei
Mass, England
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