Political notes mix gossip and policy from distant states
Ifon W A Clark the Democratic nominee for Delegate to Congress is said to be financially strong. Frances E Williard and Mrs Ellen Foster stump for Fisk and Harrison respectively. The Montana platform endorses Cleveland while denouncing carpetbaggers. Mining and tobacco era items note Mills bill impact and malt liquor consumption in 1987. Kentuckys missionary needs, Matt Alderson remarriage, Wool market outlook, and polygamy decline in Utah are briefly reported.
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Ifon
W. A. Clark
Congress
Mr. Clark
Thos. Corwin Hi
Montana
Utah
M. &E. Church
Cincinnati
Acceptance Letters From Cleveland And Harrison Prominent
The letters of acceptance from President Cleveland and General Harrison have been published nationwide. Cleveland defends tariffs and the Mills bill with cautious optimism, while Harrison anchors his response to the Chicago platform, defending protection and American industry. He also endorses enforcing Chinese immigration laws and future necessary amendments.
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Cleveland
Harrison
General Harrison
Chicago
Montana Campaign Opens After Territorial Republican Meeting
The Montana campaign will start after the Territorial Republican Convention on the 7th. The Triment will publish independent views with writers required to attach their names. The Washington Territory Republican Convention nominated Hon. John B. Allen of Seattle for Delegate to Congress with a strong protective platform.
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Triment
Montina
Washington Territory
Congress
John B. Allen
Seattle
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Che Pilton Tribune
THE
Tribune Publishing
H. Brundage
Ditton
Marrer
di Ton
Serremnen
Democracy of
Mills Dil
Tnuther
New Mexico
United States
Kentucky
Hank Watterson
Courier-Journal
Harlan, Knott, Perry
Leteber, Bell
Leslie
Matt W. Alderson
Matt
Mradstreet’s
Eastern Cosy
Zephyr
Eliel Brothers
L. Kaufman & CO
OFE
D. J. Hennessy & Co
Butte
Axl
Express
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