The Republican Party and the Old Soldier
A critical polemic argues that Republican leaders exploited veteran votes with buyouts and misrepresented affections for the old soldier. It contends pension, land, and mortgage policies harmed veterans, leaving most poor and homeless despite service and offers of liberal policies.
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Repubican Party
Caure
Republican Party
Owns the Country Address on Government Control and Reform
The piece argues that two governments exist in the nation and laments the influence of money in politics. It cites Morrison and Gould, questions postal rates, and urges the people to own the nation, reform freight and political power, and awaken to study current conditions without bias. It warns that failure could lead to mass unrest and civil upheaval, urging truth and reform.
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Benjamin Morrison
Jay Gould
Vleet
Gould
Jobn Wanamaker
Momber
Congress
United States
United — Presbyterian
New People's party sparks Sabbath reform demand
The passage critiques the Cincinnati convention and the new People's party, portraying it as demagogic and single minded about liquor prohibition, while urging President Harrison to halt post office work on Sundays. It argues reform must address broader economic issues and worker rights alongside temperance.
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People’s Party
Cincinnati
Harrison
Glenwood Springs
Colordo
Why If
Saoon
Verand
Wait of States
United States
Leon
United Presbyterian
Brcchurch
Avigor
People's Party
Pinkerton
Niagra
Verina Paraika
Fragmented OCR poem fragment with political satire
The text speaks of gold and money, England, and a critique of a state acquittal. It mentions a judge Batkin, Republican Waterlow, and a path toward next fall. The irregular phrasing suggests a fragmented historical newspaper snippet with satirical or political commentary.
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Kansas State
Judge Batkin
Republican Waterlow
Toreh of Liberty
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