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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1892
Page
10
A poetic fragment reflects on pure hearts finding heaven near earthly shores. The speaker notes the anointed eye sees uncommon things such as the gleam of waves and sky tint, suggesting spiritual radiance blooms in honest living. Lucy Larcom appears as the attributed author in Boston Woman's Journal.
Halcyon Hartford frets between dream and reality as photos and proposals swirl. Aunt Hal plans a match with Judge Flostroy while Colonel Blesson returns from India and captures Halcyon’s heart by proving himself a genuine hero in a comic, romantic clash of engagements.
A Bowery loft singer with no money or food rises to Paris luxury, earning $1400 daily. The account contrasts a stark early life in New York with a later extravagant income reported by Chautauquan.
The New York Recorder argues Cleveland represents a school of British inspired economists favoring American ideas while Harrison rejects that school. It asserts protection best serves the republic and warns that four years of free trade would ruin it, urging voters to back Harrison.
The piece notes free traders refuse to discuss concrete effects of tariffs on industry, lamenting the lack of discussion on protection’s impact on the crockery trade. It cites the Trenton State Gazette and quotes Governor McKinley on tax schemes as alternatives to old theories.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notes Democrats hide their faces and fear November victory. It accuses the party of fooling the people and adopting free trade as a core principle at Chicago, labeling tariff for revenue only as free trade per classic economists.
The Lawrence Mass American argues Cleveland should not ridicule soldiers widows who seek bread. It condemns the president for scornful treatment toward widows, contrasting natural regional feelings with the duty of national leadership.
Norfolk era editorial argues Mr. Cleveland can win only through states whose citizens would not support the Democratic party under fair ballot counts. It blames the Democratic nomination on a disregard for Republican voters in the South, claiming fear of negro supremacy as a pretext.
The Trenton Times argues voters should support Ben and the free trade stance over tariff reform rhetoric. It contends Democrats mislabel issues and urges voters to decide based on declared policy rather than local or misleading positions.
The editor argues for practical politics focused on honest discussion. It notes voters can be practical politicians by weighing protectionism versus free trade as the country’s policy.
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