Political parties unite to oppose the People's party movement
The passage outlines how Republicans Democrats manufacturers railroads telegraph banks and trusts will oppose the People's party as a threat to their interests. It notes that opposition comes from old party bosses and forceful groups while pledging resistance to any movement aimed at aiding the common people.
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People’s Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Railroads
The Horror of It
A pale faced girl begs to pawn three dated government reports that quantify national wealth. She seeks food, while the volumes reveal vast poverty and the clash between wealth and child hunger. The piece laments inequality and asks why childhood suffers in a world of plenty.
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Earth
Chrystal
The People’s party Appeal for Lincoln Republicanism and Jefferson Democracy
A call to voters to stand by the colors of the People’s party and contend for principles engrafted in the Declaration of American Rights July 4 1776. The excerpt urges political alignment with Lincoln Republicanism and Jefferson Democracy, invoking foundational constitutional heritage.
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People’s Party
Industrial Union Quote on Poverty and Demoagogues
A quote from the Industrial Union urges casting off inherited superstitions and prejudices to work for humanity and oppose political demagogues, claiming poverty would lessen in the country.
Gorman Yields To Farmers Alliance In Governor Fight
The Farmers Alliance forces Frank Brown for governor at the Baltimore Democratic convention. Senator Gorman, boss of the Democratic state machine, shifts to Brown after backing James Hodges. Brown, Baltimore postmaster and farm owner, gains broad support from city and country Democrats, while Hodges loses influence.
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Senator Gorman
Farmers’ Alliance
Frank Brown
Baltimore
Gorman
Brown
James Hodges
Cleveland
State Agricultural Fair Association
All Tiance
Alliance
Hodges
Chicago Tribune
Reform paper bundle pledge drive prompt
Send ten cents and receive a bundle of Reform papers to distribute among friends. Organize a club and join the good work. One voice and action unite reform supporters.
Ingalls Criticized For Compromise Remark In Pennsylvania
The Utica Observer rebukes Ex-Senator Ingalls for urging Pennsylvanian election of Quay ally Delemater, calling his stance a bad example of compromising with unprincipled leaders. It notes Delemater’s indictment for embezzlement and related crimes.
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Ingalls
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Quay
Delemater
Ingalle
Utica
Kansas Independents claim large majority in Kansas politics
A city centremax reports Kansas Independents claim a 65 000 to 75 000 majority and seek another campaign with threats against the old parties. He cites a Bonham Texas Democrat and a Kansas Republican predicting a Texas victory for the Alliance and questions the Republican fixers in Kansas amid rain and crop hopes. The letter from Misie Stain Rumeda Kas includes subscription details and praise for the Cincinnati convention news.
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Kansas
Bonham
Texas
Iowa Tribune
Republican Party
People’s Party
Republican Fixers
Knights of Reciprosity
Salt Lake
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