Ex Comptroller Opposes Bryan in 1900 Campaign
The Ex Comptroller of the Currency under President Cleveland rejects Bryan, argues he misreads economic facts, opposes Populism and Tammany alliance, and warns that Bryan's platform undermines currency, labor harmony, and public trust. He supports McKinley’s approach and cautions against immediate abandonment of the Philippines.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Mc Bryan
Leon
Iis
TSG
Croker
Livir
Denii
Richard Croker
Tammany
Vanmauy
Seymour
Lildell
Lammauy
Tam
Chicago
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Kaneas City
Polley
Gil
Mec McKinley
Bryar
Philippines
United States
Ife
McKinley
James H. Eckels Warns Democrats to Defeat Bryan
James H. Eckels argues that Bryan and Populism threaten gold standard and Democratic integrity. He decries Bryan’s alliances, calls for defeating the Kansas City and 1896 advocates, and urges Republicans to preserve currency law and national stability.
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Brian
Chicago
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
Les
James H. Eckels
Demands of Tillman Stir 1896 Imperial Debate
A reader letter from John A Joyce in Washington, D. C. contrasts Tillman's 1896 Democratic platform with alleged disenfranchisement in Southern states. It questions missing votes in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina and accuses the party of imperialism, militarism, and hypocrisy while noting New York factory wage gains and labor prosperity. The piece casts Tillman as a provocateur and criticizes anti imperial rhetoric.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
New York Times
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Cleveland
Tillman
J. K. Jones
Senate
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Congress
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Pilliman
Rome
Dear Boy Letter Praises McKinley Prosperity and Fidels
A letter from a father urges his son to vote for McKinley, citing farm profits and workers’ wages, contrasting 1896 and 1899 prices, and defending Republican policy. It mixes admonitions to Skinner the grocer with appeals to national credit, farm mortgages, money orders, and labor wages as proof of prosperity under McKinley.
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Crawford
Nelsonville
John
Hocking Valley
Mayhew Farm
Skinner
Willian McKinley
Republican Party
State of
Kansas
McKinley
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Mr. McKinley
Spain
Washington
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Porto Ricar
Mr. Bryanne
South Africa
Great Britain
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Wario
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White House
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