TRAMS OF 7 ABSCRIPTION AND 1888 CAMPAIGN NOTES
A Freeport Daily Journal item from October 1888 includes a Republican ticket and campaign commentary. It cites presidential and state offices with names such as Benjamin Harrison Levi Morton and Isaac A. Arson, plus county figures. The page also contains editorials praising free trade, with remarks attributed to Landon Nye, William Sherman, and others, and discusses Democratic free trade positions and the Confederate-era Democratic Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Garrison
LEVI
Monton
Joseel W. Fifer
Lyman B. Ray
Yor Oe Beal
Isaac Arson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Becker
George Hon T. Robentte Ts
Ilinois Board of Realization
James I. NE
Chevlt Cork
Heriter
William L. Brady
Oscar E
The South Protected and National Defense Themes
The passage argues for protectionist measures to defend the South and national industry. It lauds President Jackson’s policies as ensuring independence and resources like lead, iron, and copper for growth in hemp and wool production, while criticizing foreign competition and calling for fair protections for manufacturers and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Heagan
Sso
Providence Hay
Wien
Burgpe
Farhan
Democratic Paper on Pras Trade and England Policy
A New York Sun letter argues England dominates world commerce and seeks to control the U S market. The writer warns workingmen that English pauper labor could push wages down and pry workers from higher pay, urging opposition to British trade aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Baglin
New York Sun
Lierorratte
Grover on a Second Term and Republican Pride
Fragment from an 1894 Harper's Weekly excerpt quoting Grover Cleveland on the risks of a president seeking re election and a defense of the Republican Party as a guardian of liberty and national unity with a George William Curtis preface urging enduring civic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
George Willam Curtis
Harper's Weekly
Bismarck on the Tariff and American Prosperity
Prince Bismarck laments tariffs while praising U S policy as protective and funded by indirect taxation. He notes America’s postwar debt payment, demobilization, job programs for Europe, and argues tariff reform is overdue to sustain national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe Uneu
Europe
America
United States
Prince Hlemarck
Nantes
Petrierenktin
Bart
Fereryter Hamilton
Honda
Amerigan
Webster
Natoma
Gang Ross
Wong
Uyed Ili
Indiatry
Lerlist Meavetlandss
Gooding
Orelaa
Rebel General Bays Excerpt Shows tariff critique
Fragmentary remarks attributed to a Confederate era military figure criticize tariff policy. The speaker admits two great mistakes and regrets not destroying protective tariffs during 1857 to 1858, claiming the failures affected western operations and industrial centers. The text hints at broader economic strategy and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiyan West
Fragmentary quotation on wartime arms and finance
A fragmented quotation attributed to Richard Taylor contrasts arming a land and sea force with lacking budget, credit, and workers. The lines suggest a critique of wartime preparedness and the practical limits of funding and resources.
Why Ireland is Poor and the Cause of Subjugation
A critical essay argues the Irish masses lack awareness of native industry’s role in subjugation. It contends historians ignore economic factors and education shaping freedom, describing Ireland as a mendicant nation before the world. Mention of political economy and figures suggests a critique of governance and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Jolin
James Buchanan on the Result of Democratic Free Trade
Fragmented text discusses former President James Buchanan and Democratic views on free trade, economic distress, and political tensions. Mentions production, revenue declines, private enterprises, labor, and political figures in a period of upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Hurlkanan
Inaugural Dispatch from Greenville Rouses Confederate Era Faith
Fragmented report references governors and leaders across states, praising Democratic strength and unity. Mentions Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and Confederate figures, with call to unite Northern and Southern factions. Describes political alignment and election outcomes in a tense Reconstruction era context.
What James G Blaing Says on Citizenship and Liberty
A fragmented political screed argues about American citizenship, labor wages, and liberty. It deplores certain groups, calls for unity, and frames the democratic process as crucial to the nation’s future. The text references a public debate on inclusion, class, and the duties of voters.
Fragmentary wartime policy rant from unnamed source
Readable segments discuss domestic production versus foreign goods, wartime economy and government policy. Mentions alcohol taxes and foreign manufacturers, urging self sufficiency and reduced foreign imports amid broader industrial aims. Names and places are garbled beyond recognition.
We Must Defend Home and Prosperity From European Labor Threats
The speaker extols protectionist principles and warns against foreign labor pressure and imported goods. He links this to upholding the American home, parental authority, and virtuous national character, arguing Republican policy has protected homes and moral foundations. The rhetoric emphasizes tariff needs and national stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey Harrison
Europe
Tabor
Bolt
Tien
Republican Party
Andie
Con Nancy
Bengama
Democrats Say That it Means Free Trade Policy
Democrats stress a pro free trade stance tracing official utterances from 1784 to 1884. The record links the party’s early push for free exchange with broader ideals of political liberty and against unjust taxation. The text emphasizes adherence to the Declaration of Independence in evaluating trade and economic policy.
Democratic party debates on free trade and isolationism
Fragmented opinions from Democratic figures across states on free trade versus protectionism, isolationism, and tariff policy. Letters from Henry Watters, A. Gok, and others advocate free or limited duties while condemning isolation and urging honest public mien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
da Seulf
Aod
Frau Trule
Henry Watters
Lmallville
Udy
Herine
A. Gok
Congres
New York
Nendor
Zilla
Pallmoyvar
Dale
Frank Diure
Eee
Demorrane Cungrearman
Mr. Glovelind
George Té
Pest
Prom Mitgatt
English Opinion on Free Trade Across the Atlantic
English observers and newspapers praise or critique President Cleveland’s push for free trade. The discourse spans London and Edinburgh voices, noting Britain’s future prosperity tied to open markets while warning against protectionist tendencies in American policy. The correspondence highlights a continental debate on duties and reversions affecting transatlantic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tide
Honglend
Pando Spectator
Phi
Taderit Foverits
Walla Watallin
Srot Hood
Fireign
Loddan
Kiates
Sneha
Califor
Clevelincl
Unita Bayes
London
Mato Midia Medicagion
Geoad Quest
Cleveland
Canuidabare Gastiral
Lyad
Linden
Chg
Flon
Bruyditig
Mpun
Toe Abotitlan
Rene Lion
Augland
Duntocratia
Patty
Joel Saith
Crago
Scotland
Tanita
England
Uke
Eurich
Lew
Landon Daityews
Thors
Glayeloud
Qlevotwad
Syipally
Landay Globe
Grover Glee Lad Hayden
Ang Hand
Doug
Anlerton
Jariton Siomday Dimea
Lannton Daily
Bloomington Citizens Deny Harrison Irish Abuses
William Condon of Bloomington attested to hearing General Harrison insult the Irish, but John M. Hamilton ex governor of Illinois and 33 other Bloomington residents who attended the meeting dispute the claim, saying Harrison made no abusive remark about the Irish or any race, calling the Depcrats’ allegations lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Condon
Bloomington
Gener H Harrison
John M. Hamilton
Minois
General Harrison
Ubder Owl
Harrison
Cumback Addresses Forreston Outdoor Meeting in Looming Rally
Indiana figure Will Cumback spoke at a large Forreston gathering last Saturday with a white clad procession led by sixty youthful Indices and red white blue umbrellas. People from Stillman Valley to Oregon attended as Cumback, hoarse yet proud, stirred farmers. the scene included J J Steinester’s party switch and past Rock Run clerk contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cumback
Indiana
Forreston
Atty
Forreston Barn
Torch
Stillman Valley
Byron
Leaf River
Oregon
Mt. Morris
Ogre Point
Bulletin
J. J. Stolnatel
Rock Run
Steinester
B. Webb
Webb
Jod Alderstead
General Fame gs views as expressed to nilroad Workingmen
Speech by Gam Jianson in Indianapolis July 1888 to 1,800 railway workers from Indiana. He portrays rail labor as essential, defends protective tariffs, argues wage links to prices, and pledges open access for workers to discuss issues. The crowd signals strong labor alignment and honors brave railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam Jianson
Indianapolis
Iadiana
America
Ovary Department of Railroad Tabor Lho
Maine
Mme
Mis. Sarrigan
Sidnogg
Harelson
Expenditures and city reports brief July summaries
The July reports show police fines and treasury balances, fire marshal alarms, judge and street department activity, interments, weighmaster duties, and salaries. Aldermen Buckley McCoy vote to refer and approve several expenditures while officials resign and new appointees fill roles in Freeport City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Buckley
Pleradl
Wright
Galloway
Cowley
Reigard
Korhampl
McCoy
Ald
Foley
A. Heise
Walnut and
Grantsta
Com
Geo. Maynard
Balin Treasury
Buckley
Trn- Alice
Ald McCoy
Guy
Aji Buckley
Committee On Finance
Leonard Stoskopf J. P
Jey
City Weighmaster
Meeay
City Sexton
Ity
Frank
Piersal
Rg Marshal
ES Chamberlin
Iaya Ald
Piersol
Wright, Cowley
Keigard
Kochameier
Aga
Ald Galloway
Louis IL Chamberlin
Ald Kochsmeier
Frank Lobe
Freeport
Ulla Bummer
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Freeport Daily Journal
Cartier
Mal ‘Ete
Pine Journal Printing Company
Chicago
Freeport, Ill
Ill
Grover Cleveland
Ragland
Landon
Jadon Suntay Tamer
W. T. Shoriman
Lubink
Harrison Snd Marton
Tore
Sherman
Montgomery
Democratic Party
Evra
Willam Curtin
Hdstor
Hargier
Weeitit
Texas
Ita Rauin
South Carolina
Missi
Oilo
Wisconsin
Pras Trade
Grover
Ple
Alevetanui
Feller Oy
Bismarck
Iba
Dhaka
Richard Taylor
Hrovkin
Rhee
Jana
Rebel Democratie
Haig
Che Ethan
Momnorin
Tina
Gavbriel Dias
Thuy
Greenville
Ganeral
Lero
South Carolinns
Irina Richardson
Gnorgha
Gorden
Steiotee
Wrivay
Giten
Alexindor
Lega
Senate
Hampton
Chivatros
Plorlonn
Butler
Unian
Pyes
James G. Blaing
Partaan
Nelly
Cayerncal
Aleaionta
Orles
New Marte
Americet
Uuican
Prollesson
Business Penmanship College OF Commerce
Stephenson Street
Jina
Pou Il
Ald Wright
Ald, McCoy
Aldermen
Surelts
Alleys
Filanka
McMillan & Smith Lumber
Sanford & Rowell 1
Mann & Fry 1
Leemlinsi & Sullitte
FE Bamber
Oh Yue
JF Rodemeier
Bay
Ure Marsh
Shay
Ry Co
Astrohacker
Ki Sheridan
Dan Penticott
Simon Seifert
Jacob Boos
Ah OO
Marshall Ox
Jan McCarty
Mel Brown
WIT Bookmar
Journal Printing Co
Bill Aio Qi
Rockey
Engina
Sait & Voigt
Josel
Keaport Democrat
Jastram
Baltzer
Treeport Gas Co
Pelephone Co
Elactric Light Co
MHL
Frye
Srd
Theodore Kundinger
Stephenson Si
Lil
Star Clothing House
Mitchell's Corner
Davenport
Stephenson St
Court House
Ilinois
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