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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1888
Page
7
The venerable Bala Flint Life Senator of the Dominion Parliament, Canada, suffered erurgic forrache due to a defective tooth, as reported in a fragmentary obituary note referencing The Charles A. Vogeler, Guy Daltingrk, and Dr. MD.
The Northwest reports a Republican convention attacking Democracy for high taxes and surplus avoidance while pledging tariff reform. It notes Democratic criticisms, cites Jefferson and Cleveland, and accuses Republicans of hypocrisy in soldier care, taxation, and public works.
A historic nomination profile traces Grover Cleveland’s rise from Buffalo to the presidency, detailing his early life, rise through law and city politics, his reform mayoralty, governor win, and eventual double nomination by the same promoter for four offices. The piece highlights his 1884 victory, 1885 inauguration, his marriage to Frances Folsom, and his lasting public regard as a steady, decisive leader.
The session in St Louis drew about sixty prominent members from both sides as tariff sections are debated under the five minute rule. Obstruction by Republicans limits progress with lumber as a sticking point. Sherman’s health and Sheridan’s condition are noted, while Belva Lockwood accepts a presidential nomination. The contrast between party alignments and big corporations is discussed, along with Cleveland’s Cincinnati exposition invitation. A remedy anecdote for catarrh is included, ending with a cartoonish exchange about a boy and a letter.
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