Republicans split on silver issue amid party discipline
W S Morgan writes that Republicans face a split over free silver as Carter and Dubois defend silver while the party platform favors bi metalism. He notes past GOP stances on gold and silver, warns of a damaging rift, and urges fidelity to Minneapolis policy over White House pressure.
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Pledging candidates and the people’s party clash
A speech presses that a president should be bound by the people’s instructions and pledges, arguing no official can disobey the mandate of voters. It claims the people may alter constitutionally to meet majority will and condemns personal opinion against the popular will.
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The Blind Bill era clash over monetary policy and reform
In 1878 Johnn Cariile outlines the struggle to emancipate industrial interests from financial hegemonies in Congress. He urges passing a renewals bill to curb syndicates and European money power, risking a veto, or using general appropriation to force relief if needed. The article also notes party tensions over silver, gold standards, and bimetallism, with administration influence shaping candidate support.
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Congress Bar Room Scandals Highlight Crain Death Letter
The Atlanta Journal cites Washington reports on Representative Crain Texas death and a critique of congressional drinking. It recalls slander probes, Otis testimony about a drunken congressman, and calls for reform amid public outrage. Hearst widow and opera gift noted in political finance discussion.
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Who Bribery and Corruption in City Politics Featured
An alarmed letter from Kunwis City denounces bribery of aldermen legislators and judges by agents of corporations. It links charity to corruption, urging readers to vote independently and reject enticements from moneyed interests.
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