The Word Given Issued to the People’s Party
A historical item records a formal signal or directive issued to the People’s Party, detailing its context and potential implications for party actions and alignment within the political landscape.
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1884
Page
3
Change from Party to Country by General Butler
Benjamin F. Butler urges a bold shift from party to country, defending his stewardship and criticizing Monopolies, labor exploitation, and monetary policy. He recounts Chicago Convention actions, vows to support a People’s Party, and calls for unity among labor, Greenback, antimonopolist, and reformers to reclaim government for the people.
Democratic Dignity Exemplified in 1884 Albany Address
In this 1884 Albany letter, Democratic nominee speaks on government by the people, party control, and the dangers of re election. He pledges to uphold platform principles, defend labor dignity, and regulate patronage to protect honest toil and immigration policy. He emphasizes the need for constitutional amendment and warns against corruption of suffrage.
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Texas Slatings by an Austin School Bench Incident
An Austin school teacher questions a ball boy after he pushes a younger pupil from a bench. The boy replies that he pushed to create more room, insisting the bench was not crowded and that there is more space off the bench.
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