Leader’s attack on Cleveland faults in Wyoming home rule debate
A republican view defends territorial home rule, criticizing the Leader and Cleveland. It argues Oklahoma and Wyoming terra firma voters deserve genuine resident appointments, cites past administrations, and urges supporters to back the party pushing self government for territories.
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Oklahoma
Arthur
Blaine
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Democrats of
Wyoming
George
Cleveland
Sparkes
Moonlight
Shannon
Dlack Record
Iyn
HR Sun
Democrate
Tur Sun
Republican Party
Territories
Political rhetoric on party openness and resistance to southern system
A partisan statement extols Republican openness and Democratic inclusion while denouncing a southern system, calling it a plotting cabal. The speaker asserts Western freedoms and rejects centralized dicta, urging continued independent governance.
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Republican Party
West
Personal journalism intrigue backs Evanston paper
Juper Corn remains a fan of Ludin of Lander and, at his urging, has secured the vile pen that made the Mountaineer infamous for Judge Corn's Evanston organ. It will soon feature "Me and F. E." to be copied by the Leader.
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Juper Corn
Ludin
Lander
Mountaineer
Judge Corn
Evanston
F. E
Tue Lew
Wyoming
Laramie
Editor’s insults prompt critique of Leader’s statehood stance
The column accuses the Leader of denigrating readers with childish edits and questions its claims on statehood. It defends Donzelmann’s voting record and asserts Van Devanter’s support for Wyoming statehood, urging readers to seek factual reporting over partisan sarcasm.
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Mamby Pamby
Leader
F. E. Warren
Grant
Wil
Keefe
Wyoming
J. W. Meldrum
van Devanter
Donzelmann
Campaign Shot
The article argues that protection policy would benefit the West more than the East, framing the tariff stance as a regional advantage in the political debate.
Wyoming Leader Attacks Democratic Party in Campaign Tone
The Leader blasts the Democratic party over criticism of a candidate and laments its own political standing. A midweek primary comparison shows dull Democratic turnout vs energetic Republican voting, with new young Republicans joining. Comments on Judge Carey and Judge Corn appear, while Whitman-like critique from The Sun signals national parties’ impact on Wyoming politics.
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Carey
Fetterman
Laramie
Cheyenne
Corn
Wyoming
Judge Carey
Albany County
Holcomb
Congress
Congressman Baker
New York
Platton Conneticut
Platt
The Tariff Goes
The Bundance Republican defends the republican tariff system as beneficial to working men and predicts greater support after the McKinley bill becomes law. It rebuts democratic attacks on protective policy and asserts the duty to protect American industries and home workers.
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United States
Campaign Edition for Sub Scribers Ends September 11
The Semi- Weekly Sun will replace the weekly edition for subscribers during the campaign. The new arrangement, ending September 11, promises fresher news and aims to be entirely satisfactory to readers.
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Sun
What Victory Means for Wyoming Statehood
A large Laramie gathering honors J M Carey first visit since Washington. Mayor Peabody and Judge Carey praise statehood, federal support, and frontier progress, citing the sunset of territorial rule, university funds, and Fort Sanders policy as “victory means” for Wyoming.
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Mannerchor Hall
Laramie
J. M. Carey
Washington
Wyoming
Peabody
Carey
Edward Ivinson
J. W. Hoyt
I. P. Caldwell
Meldrum
N. F. Spicer
Judge Carey
Albany County
Laramie Hoomerangy
Corn
California
West Virginia
Can a Woman in Wyoming Vet Be a Democrat
A satirical meditation on whether a woman in Wyoming can be a Democrat and the implied social and political stigma. The speaker laments the idea, mocks the Democratic label as outdated, and argues the party has no place in a modern, restless West.
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Wyoming
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Nebraska
Buckalew
Senate
Teller
Stewart
Jones
New States
State University
United States Penitentiary
Glenrock
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Sparks
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