Appointment of Elkins as secretary of war draws praise and critique
The piece surveys reactions to Stephen B. Elkins's appointment praising his intellect and organizing skill while detailing widespread political criticism of party managers. It quotes editorials from the Boston Post and Blue Mountain Sun and notes other political figures linked to corruption, as well as concerns about liquor policy, currency coinage, and a proposed Nicaragua Canal loan, with mention of legal issues surrounding Wexson.
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Berlin
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Alliance squelch debate in national currency critique
A fragmentary editorial voice argues against quick calls to squelch the Alliance. It defends access to debate, warns foes about “two to make a bargain,” and rebukes speculation-driven currency manipulation while urging patience and unity with the People’s Party for truth and justice in national affairs.
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Peoples Party
Republican Peller and Kansas Trust in Public Service
A kansas newspaper opinion argues Senator Peffer represents all Kansas and urges respect for his sincerity. It condemns partisan rancor and calls out Missouri quotes criticizing Kansas. The piece questions Republican hypocrisy amid shifts in party loyalty and Peffer’s past support.
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Peller
Kansas
Missouri
Nui
Peffer
Veslur
Senate
Kaliear
Republican Party
Political Downfall Rumor Amid Party Unrest
An Ottawa Journal item characterizes a defector’s withdrawal from the Republican party and reports harsh, public vilification by supporters described as drunken harlots, framing the shift as a disgrace of the age.
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Journal
What We Want and What We Don't Want
A Progressive Partner editorial expresses public demand for reform and probes government alignment with business interests. It lists desired actions including curbing Wall Street influence, opposing privileged elites, halting loans to Nicaragua, and restoring government to the people with immediate constitutional goals. It condemns party stagnation and calls for a return to republican government with decisive changes.
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St. Lewis
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