Sherman Speech Frames Ohio Policy Choice in 1886
Senator Sherman argues the Republican platform defends constitutional powers, labor rights, and national unity against Democratic calls for nullification and loose federal authority. He cites labor laws, homestead, eight hour, and protective duties, condemns Democratic misconduct in Ohio elections, and urges persistence of Republican governance.
Democracy and the Tariff: Democrats Fail to Cut War Taxes
The piece accuses the Democratic party of a twelve year campaign to reduce war taxes and stop the surplus yet notes they have controlled the House for most of that time without passing any tax reduction. It argues leaders must take action or lose public credibility on tax relief.
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Lawmakers Promise Action Not Talk Says New York World
The New York World argues that talk alone will not pass a bill for the proposed purpose, urging decisive legislative action rather than rhetoric.
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Col Grant Nominated to Lead New York Republicans
The Saratoga state convention named Col Fred D Grant as the unanimous nominee for Secretary of State with 700 delegates cheering. James Carmichael Erie won State Treasurer. Jesse S Lamoreaux Saratoga Controller. James Dennison Fulton Attorney General. O H P Cornell Engineer and Surveyor. The platform pledges protection, civil service reform, and strong opposition to Cleveland and Hill policies while endorsing veteran pensions and local option on liquor. The article notes harmony and unity, and criticizes Democratic governance and tariff policy.
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The Prime Minister sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr. Talmage preaches on Joseph as Prime Minister from Genesis, arguing public abuse elevates worthy men. He cites Persecution's power to raise leaders, notes Christian character garners respect, and links providence to every event from Joseph to modern public trials. He urges layup of spiritual stores for famine.
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Youth and Health Across Life Periods
The article warns that youth and infancy face higher mortality due to ignorance, faulty nourishment, teething disturbances, and infectious diseases. It notes recovery in youth, but condemns risky habits like tobacco, whose damage is especially severe on the brain and nervous system.
Hints to Mothers and Press Club Tales
A Boston Courier excerpt recalls a Vassar student urged to write on practical topics, beginning a series titled Hints to Mothers. The Press Club reports a dull day for racing and several funerals and burials, contrasting with a later note of improving prospects.
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Wuen what is good comes of age and is likely to live
George Eliot reflects on resilience and hope as good things mature and endure. The quotation hints at growth, longevity, and the positive outcomes that follow patience and experience.
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