Political dodge and party brinkmanship in 1890s era
A regional column denounces attempts by pension attorneys to leverage the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Washington for political gain. It attacks Raum, Harrison, and the Republican force bill while praising Democratic aims and warning Southern voters about third party risks. The piece cites Weaver and Blaine history, reflects on monetary policy, and cautions against partisan manipulation at the polls.
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Grand Army Republic
Washington City
Raum
Harrison
Cleveland
South
Weaver
Secre- Foster
Peepablican Party
Friends
Third Party Movement
Southern Democratic Alliance
Enemies of
Democracy
Vance
Congress
House
Senate
Tur People’s Party
Ohio
U. S
U. S. Circuit Court
U.S
United States
Teller
Republican Party
Samuel J. Randall
Pennsylvania
Adopt la Geoney
Gen. Weaver
People’s Party
Garfield
Republic
Eee
House of Representatives
Reed
Rtg
N. Y. Tribune
Whitelaw Reid
Republican National Committee
Peace Party
Maryland
Watson
Georgia
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