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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1888
Page
2
A large 1888 Boston gathering extols Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton, arguing for a national protectionist policy. Speakers condemn free trade, criticize Democrats, and urge unity for American industry, labor, and ballot integrity.
The Hon. Robert A. Southworth is thanked for the invitation to attend the July 24 ratification of Chicago nominations. The writer declines due to duty elsewhere but praises the Massachusetts Republicans and the convention’s candidates. Emphasizes confidence in their records and the national campaign as a struggle for American independence and emancipation of American industries.
A July 19 1888 telegram from John D. Lona to Hon F L Burden indicates he cannot promise attendance at the ratification meeting due to the Massachusetts deficiency appropriation bill likely being up the same day. The note requests presence as otherwise required.
A packed Tremont Temple and overflow hall hear a Republican rally led by George A. Marden. Speakers attack Cleveland's administration, defend civil service reforms, and back Harrison Morton with Essex county harboring a strong Republican majority sentiment. The program includes sketches by Professor Moore and remarks by General Swift, Frank D. Allen, and Thomas B. Reed.
GREENFIELD July 24 The Deerfield Summer School session was well attended as L J B Lincoln president spoke on The Influence of the Higher Education of Women Upon Literature and Art in America He summarized progress in women s colleges and urged independence true discrimination and a vital individuality He warned that equality alone is not enough and that women may surpass men in literature and art through firmer nobler and graver qualities
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