Platform Defends Civil Rights and Federal Policy Vision
The document argues for national defense, state sovereignty, and the primacy of constitutional rights. It criticizes federal overreach in elections, endorses public education, and calls for enforcement of labor laws, child welfare, and fair monetary policy. It lauds Grover Cleveland and unity within the Democratic Party while denouncing Republican excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasure
Ronan
Sromaton
Tommerne
Staton
Itsacoem
United States
Tly
Sinlonna Hall
Silo Party
Yulais
Secural
Bestar
Raya
Minoo
McKinley Se Varato
Vonalblesey
API
Ponstiri
Merimont
Say
Columbie
Berationy
Hamard
Republicaa Party
Pws
Oltieen
Amerapie
Went Thorn
Cine
Tony
Rapublican Party
Landa Fur Emall
Notanl
Han
Gurnolves
Spalomeo Tea Publian
Coming Governor Carr Nominates in North Carolina Race
The Utica Observer notes Carr accepting the nomination with pledges to lead a Democratic ticket, while references to Cleveland’s expected triumph and tariff reform shape the national tone. Included are contemporary editorials from several papers praising or critiquing the party positions and campaign strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Carr
van Dae Oy
North Carolina
Carr
Tare
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Utica
Election debate on federal force and southern rule
Fragmented excerpts discuss a Republican victory in November and the fate of the force bill, arguing it would enable negro governors in the South, while Democrats favor white governance. The piece also notes maritime legends of the Flying Dutchman, Esquimaux naming shifts, and a Russian musical watch display in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New , York
Bill Larks
Republcan Party
Benjamin Harriso
New York
St. Petersburg
Christ
Rie Catharine
Russia
Philaleluhia Ledger
Enfanin Harrison
Harrison
South
Chicago
Atlanta Constitution
Cleveland and Hill in Democratic crosscurrents 1892
The era’s papers show factions backing Grover Cleveland and Daniel S. Hill with Murphy urging full support for Cleveland’s New York votes. The Dayton, Troy, Rochester, and Atlanta outlets urge loyalty to Cleveland while praising Hill and denouncing rival strains in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taraiel
New York
All Times Union
Murphy
Hill
Cleve
Weir
Cleveland Troy
Renwother County
Grover Cleveland
Troy Press
Rochester, Union and Advertiser
Cleveland
Ill
New York Telegram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Platform OF
Democratic Party
Troy Presa
Becarene
Iblicaniam
Ania Eco
Democracy
New York World
Pitcher's Castoria
Castoria
Abe Guy Sthera Castorte
Toody Garret van Condidate
Memphis Commercial
Sristy
Tag Bopeohs
Boston Globe
Wanamaker
Louisville Courier-Journal
Liverpool
New Yorke Times
Montana
Montanatia
Min Ralph
Hoxper
Owmshion & Neg Wington Star
von Russell
Oun Gonbinaren
Cape of Hope
Eicere Boundless
Prairies
Kansas
Neb
Otas
Dead Hoy
Ris Dutchman
East Indies
Jong
Philadelphia Press
Esquimaux
Greenland
British America
Charles F. Johnson
Maine
Republica Sham
New York Journal
Emmap Ewing
Ass Prater
Ana
Ahowia
Emma P
Ewing
Christy Y Knife Co
Fremont
Ohio
Balensieda Sseo
ELF Proteurs
Weare
Oty Zier Tek
Dr. Judd
Arden
Griffith
Mad Ct Conktate Eo
Onsen Grane Weide Witaan Manufactering
Grifith
Sumaeeieoes Bend
Fimsold Lok Wa
Miiseasne Amano
Kat
Metro “Novae
Fred. Brinsman
F. Brineman
Co-Operative
Canal
Perry Street
Mrmariy
Besarte Ade
Bass and
Queensware
Wattster
Charles Boyer
Bor
Rock Bottom
South Side
W. G. Coover
Jura
Ww. C.coovver
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!