Senator Teller Rejoins Democrats in Montana Race
The piece notes Senator Teller’s 1896 exit from the Republican Party and his pledge to fight for the Democratic banner in 1900. It critiques fusion politics among silver Republicans, populists, and Democrats, praises Montana’s Democratic ticket led by Marshal, and argues for Republican unity to advance prosperity and silver mining interests.
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Teller
St. Louis
Helena
Thomas
Marshal
Congress
Montana
Anaconda
Hartman
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
G. Qo.p
West
Campbell
Charley
McKinley
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
William McKinley
Silver
Chas
S. Hartman
Bob Smith
Democrats
Carleton
Democracy
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