Fearless Advocate on AT Reforms Delivers Satirical History
The writer condemns moneyed aristocracy and wage slavery, arguing the North may drift into servility similar to the old South. He cites slaveholders, poor whites, and rich capitalists, warning that voting and education alone do not ensure freedom. The piece laments rising capital consolidation and urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Congress
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South
North
John Sherman
Queen Victoria
Vanderbilts
Astors
Goulds
Rockafellers
Patriots of America Form New Party Amid Free Coinage Rise
The Patriots of America party, led by W H Harvey known as Coin, launches to advance free silver and fight political selfishness. National officers include Hartvey, McClure, and Adams with elections slated for April. A Daughters of the Republic group is planned. Associated Press dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
W. H. Harvey
Fire
First
National Patriot
Charles M. McClure
National Recorder
James B. Adams
Marvey
Order
Messrs. Adams
McClire
McClare
Daughters of the Republic
Cleveland and Silver: Pro and Anti Free Coinage Debates
The piece critiques Grover Cleveland and officials aligned with Wall Street over silver policy, arguing free coinage is not achieved by past acts 1878 or 1890 and urging for more money in final redemption. It covers Prohibition faction splits, St. John’s leadership, and calls for reform amid political maneuvering and economic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress
Carlisle
Wall Street
John Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Prohibition National Committee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Broad-Gages
St. John
Dickie and
Wim
T. Wardwell
Standard Oil Company
Goldbugs
Wall-street
Standard-Oil-Wall-street
Governor St. John
National Committee
John P. St. John
Prohibition Committee
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W.C. Champe
Anna Champe
Atexanoen
Awaiusa
Nasberate Editors
England
Germany
Kansas
Republic
Harvey
Cleveland and Silver
Charles H. Kerr & Co
Grover Cle
Venezuela
Grover
Granny Morrist
Merrill
Eve Gene Ware
Kansas City
Gene
Iowa
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