31 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1891
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a national Mauk event in Dewwing New Mexico with references to Graf Fics and Origa. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled date near early April and involvement of local or regional organizations.
The piece argues that the Force Bill threatens economic and political liberty, linking it to postal and tax powers, sectional interests, and potential electoral manipulation. It cites reactions across states like Illinois Alabama Arkansas Tennessee and mentions President Harrison and Blaine, with discussion of reciprocity and free trade as alternatives.
In a 36 to 34 vote the Ro Fore Bill failed to pass in the Senate as Republican Stewart of Nevada attacked it as un-Republican while Democrats warned of dire consequences. Snow swept the Northeast causing trains to halt and telegraph lines to fail as New York streets filled with debris from downed wires. Senator Stewart delivered a pointed critique and labeled the bill a move toward monarchy. Meanwhile W. F. Vilas was confirmed as Wisconsin’s U.S. Senator, replacing Spooner who opposes the Moree bill, shifting Senate balance toward Democrats.
The Daily Yeportn notes widespread resistance to surrender among defeated parties across the Northern States. It highlights protests in Lincoln Nebraska and Dakitai where Republicans challenge Democratic incumbents, demand reform, and signal a push toward territorial government restructuring under a presidential commission.
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