Mr Cleveland's Letter Accepting Nomination for Presidency
The document presents Mr. Grover Cleveland's formal acceptance of the Democratic nomination. He argues the republic hinges on voters choosing their Chief Magistrate, outlines taxation and tariff concerns, defends reform to curb excess federal revenue, trusts, and monopolies, and pledges continued effort to aid labor, farmers, and national prosperity.
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Maine Election Update From Pontaxo Returns
Returns from selection show Republicans gain one senator in county one in Waldo and two in York county making the Senate mostly Republican. In Knox may have escaped the general slaughter Stephens Gushee of Appleton and Randall Conden of Friendship were nominees. In the House Democrats gain Cumberland and Lincoln seats but lose York county. If trends hold the House will split 122 Republicans and 27 Democrats.
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Randall J. Conden
Friendship
Cumberland
Lincoln
Regia York County
House
Maine’s Political Drift and Shifts Since 1880
The article notes that Maine supported Democrats in 1880 and Hancock lost in November, with 1884 showing further political shifts. It argues Maine is out of the nation’s main current, affecting its electoral influence and direction in recent elections.
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Senator Ransom Letter On President Cleaveland
A fragmentary note critiques President Cleveland's official acts as straightforward and decisive. The text quotes a Democratic party stance and hints at Thane’s unfamiliar role in passing judgment on the letter’s content.
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