Future of Reform Politics Between Fusion and Independence
A Nevada Director editorial excerpt contends the Populist and fusion factions face a pivotal moment as money power reshapes politics. It argues for independent judgment, warns against petty infighting, and predicts a crisis by 1900 as issues like free silver and currency reform drive national reform efforts.
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Money Question and Republican Tension in Garnett Speech
A speaker billed by Steinberger’s son with printed bills was set to address in Garnett but Republicans advertise and fail to draw a crowd. The piece critiques internal Populist strife, endorses reform, and doubts the party’s survival while highlighting nonpartisan election boards. It references postal revenue waste and rail subsidies, noting the Popocrat produced by Wil Crittenden Thornton of Hamburg Illinois.
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Railroading in a Bad Way Sparks Supreme Court Clash
A New York dispatch quotes Depew and Belmont railing at the Supreme Court decision in the Trans-Missouri case. They warn of a potential rate war and urge Congress to act. Belmont favors limited government and a clear line between lawful and unlawful restraints, while Depew predicts drastic consequences for rates and investment.
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