Campaign 1892 to be fought on state issues and reform
The text outlines a 1892 political campaign focusing on state issues in law, with Democrats aiming to sway Cleveland and Stevenson voters and to place Bates in the U.S. Senate. It discusses prohibition, union labor strength, party strategies, and expected clashes over legislation and internal party unity.
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Cleveland
James ¥. Wilson
Boies
Alligen
Gouger Boies
Republican Party
A. J. Wastfall
Dibson
Dickie
Demos
Agerossiou
Issia
Prohibition Party
Wnton
Chas
Thun
Whair
Ignorance Exposed Over Iowa State Band Debate
The article critiques a claim about a Hardin official and a state militia bill, noting errors in who chaired committees and the existence of a state band provision. It states the Hardin representative led the military committee but had no direct control over the band bill, which was amended out of the military measure and then introduced separately with a $3,000 appropriation.
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Norris
Senate
House
Ross
Eldora Band Boys
Russ
Partielis
Llardin
Hardin
Chinyman
Committee On Appropriations
Harty
Improvement underway at M E church grounds
A decided improvement is being made on the M E church premises with the removal of unsightly sheds and grading of the grounds. The renovations aim to present a more fitting appearance for the church’s purposes.
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M. E
Politicians Nominate Electors at Republican State Convention
At the state convention A B Cummings of Polk and Milton Remley of Iowa County were named for electors at large while A E Albrook of Jardin county was chosen for elector in the third district. The piece also notes editor Dolph’s visit and defends his reputation amid criticism, and discusses intra party dynamics through the Minneapolis convention and upcoming campaign with Harrison, Cleveland, and other figures.
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A. B. Cummings
Polk County
Milton Remley
Iowa’ County
A. E. Albrook
Jardin County
Prohibitionists and Peoples Party Clash Over Election Outcomes
The piece argues two minor parties shaped by power dynamics may decide elections. It warns prohibitionists could block favors from the main party, while the Peoples Party might derail direct democracy hoping Democrats gain traction. It notes merits and objections in each platform and promises further commentary from Lepore.
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Aod
Prohibitionists
Peoples Party
Democrats
Lepore
False election law publication dispute in Grundy County
Detects a quarrel over publishing the new election law in Grundy County. Supervisors, all Republicans, are shown to have complied with the law by selecting one Democratic and one Republican paper, the Democratic Merald of Grandy Center and the Republican Courier of Reinbeck. The Courier, once Democratic, is now Republican under its current owner.
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Clarkson
Inrrison
Agningt Harrison
Apank
Harrison
Blains
New York
Theras
Democratic Board of Supervisors
Grundy County
Law
Merald of
Grandy Center
Courier of
Reinbeck
Republican
Courier
Ross
A Clean Campaign Calls For Honest Political Debate
The Gazette urges a clean campaign ahead of the 1892 presidential race. It compares the contest to two armies advancing and retreating, praising legitimate means while urging speakers to focus on the questions, disclose platforms, and educate the public rather than resorting to demoralizing tactics.
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Tor
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