Coming Trend in Washingtons New Deal and Regional Trade Shifts
A Washington statement hints Mr. Cleveland will not reappoint incumbents and may pursue a broad new policy. The Louisiana Lottery seeks a new charter in Honduras, with Tehuicigalpa as the base. The Brotherhood of Railway Employes plans a February move from San Francisco to Albuquerque. Justice Lamar, former Interior Secretary and senator, dies. A Pittsburgh school principal whips a boy for not reciting prayers. parallel intolerance cited with Sunday opening protests. Canada-US trade imbalances and a proposed tariff restraint are noted, questioning neighborly ties. Mexico seeks permission to ship goods via US territory. a treaty on transshipment could boost cross-border trade.
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End of the Republican era and rise of Democratic rule
The piece argues the Republican party fractured after the war, failed to align with evolving economic issues, and collapsed its identity. It credits the Whig doctrine of protection, notes Democratic gains under free trade and taxation, and predicts a durable Democratic supremacy with the Populists absorbing dissidents and reforming.
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Hon John G Carlisle, U S Senator from Kentucky, sent his resignation to the Governor to take effect in February signaling acceptance of a Cleveland era cabinet post likely secretary of the Treasury The Louisville Courier Journal lauds Carlisle as possessing deep financial knowledge and strong economic ideas with broad public confidence and political skill
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Carlisle as Treasury pick compared to Sherman in tariff debate
The Courier-Journal lauds Mr. Carlisle as a stronger, more principled tariff advocate than John Sherman. It praises his grasp of finances, calm debated rhetoric, and impact on public understanding, arguing his appointment signals a reorganization of tariff policy benefiting producers, consumers, workers, and taxpayers. It also notes transportation costs show road reform potential, urges convict labor use, and mentions new gold finds in White Oaks.
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