Newark Democrats win as free trade scare fails
Mayor Hewitt signals willingness to withdraw if Tamany candidate Hugh J Grant offers similar and a good candidate is named. Senator Gorman in New York says conditions are 25 percent better than four years ago. Newark’s charter election shows Democrats win by 541 to 705 margins, reversing 1884 and 1886 patterns with over 2000 vote gain over 1884 and over 1000 over 1886, indicating real party transfer and not a personal compliment.
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Tariff Talk and Wages in a Maryland Journal Letter
In a Maryland journal letter H S M argues tariffs raise profits for owners not laborers. He asserts wages vary by locality, that reduced tariffs could lift labor pay if burdens on raw materials fall, citing wool and wool-felt duties. He condemns protectionists as taking wealth from workers while luxury living benefits owners.
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Accepting the Nomination for Cleveland Strength and Integrity
Democratic editorials argue plainly for Mr. Cleveland, praising integrity, good sense, and manly courage as the decisive qualities behind his nomination. The piece emphasizes steady leadership and constitutional propriety as core virtues guiding his candidacy.
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Political critique on tariffs and a Cleveland endorsement
A writer denounces monopolies and tariff protection as harmful to small dealers, attacks the Republican free whisky plank, and declares support for Grover Cleveland over Benjamin Harrison. He praises Cleveland as a model president with noble motives and predicts reelection.
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Republican Minister Switches to Cleveland Vote
Rev. John Wilson of Cincinnati First Presbyterian, once a strong Republican, states in Pittsburgh he plans to vote for Grover Cleveland. He cites tariff reform as a key issue, arguing protection should support manufacturers and not cut off trade with the world, predicting Democrats if voters are thoughtful.
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Bank'om Fall Stock of Mens and Boys Clothing
To the People of Maryland and the Souths this notice advertises a large stock of men and boys clothing in Baltimore and the South. Goods include fine dress suits from £10 to $40, business suits from $7.40 to $25, and fall winter overcoats from $6 to $40. Also highlights grand goods crunder work and high quality finishes.
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