Dixon Sun advocates democracy against wealth power
The Dixon Sun argues the upcoming election will decide national policy for four years, contrasting democracy with a wealth-driven aristocracy. It supports Cleveland reform, cites tariff debates, Lampoons opponents, and defends Tariff-for-revenue views while criticizing Republican leaders and their allies.
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