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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1893
Page
4
The piece notes Hose and Carx as harmful in Texas politics urging unity. It reports Perry residents’ shock that only Oklahoma residents for six months can hold public office, and cites missteps in local notices and punctuation impacting court indictments.
A long advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a premier medical tonic and alterative for stomach liver and kidney issues. It promises relief for sick headache digestion and constipation with a money back guarantee in every bottle. The text then shifts to a critique of divisive politics urging harmony among classes and interests for national prosperity.
The piece argues against executive overreach in shaping policy on silver coinage. It questions the president's role in legislating and defends party platform demands for gold and silver parity, urging adherence to constitutional separation of powers and party principles. It cites the 1592 platform and 1892 trends, noting Texas loyalties.
The speaker disputes claims that silver policy serves northern northwest barons and asserts the South stands for free silver. He cites Southern leaders Daniel, Vance, Morgan, Harris, Bates, Coke and others to show Dixie’s commitment to true democracy and enduring principles.
The passage records political figures debating silver coinage and bimetallism with names like Cleveland and Hill voicing diverse positions. It reflects expectations of free coinage versus parity, loyalty to administration, and voter demands in the era's monetary policy clash.
A Bowie county Texas case, heard in Boston by Judge Shepard, ruled that decade of blank marriage licenses filled by justices of the peace led to irregular and void marriages. Judge Nugent states he will not seek the populist nomination for governor next year.
A spirited critique argues Catholics in the United States form a large, organized force with a substantial church footprint at the world’s fair and a potential political reach. It voices alarm at papal influence and calls for religious liberty against perceived Catholic consolidation and overseas alignment.
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