Foraker's Fire Denounces Free Trade in Chicago Speech
Ex Governor Foraker of Ohio spoke at the First Regiment Armory in Chicago on October 26 condemning free trade and Democratic tariff stance. He argued tariff laws are constitutional, cited historical figures, and urged Republicans to unite against Grover Cleveland.
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American policy of protection and labor defense praised
A speaker extols a policy that protects American industry and labor and lauds Benjamin Harrison as a gallant representative of patriotism heroism and devotion to union and liberty, noting his status as president.
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McKinley Tour Debates Tariff and Democratic Strategy
Governor McKinley speaks in Danville to Republicans arguing for protective tariffs, condemning the Democratic platform as free trade in disguise. He cites economic gains from tariffs, urges unity, and contrasts Northern and Southern Democratic factions while praising American industry and wage growth.
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Chorus ta ra ra political ta ra ra chant
A Chicago Tribune poem style item ridicules Democrats and praises a four year Republican win. It features mocking lines about Ming Ruth and Grover and urges continuing the political party in power with singing refrains.
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A Marked Difference Between Parties in Elections
A quoted op-ed by John Sherman criticizes the Democratic Party for straying from its principles and cites historical frauds and corruption. It contrasts this with Republican progress toward civilization and cites Hudson County crimes, gerrymanders, and election-law changes as evidence of Democratic deceit.
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Knotty Questions for Democrats to Answer on Industry
The piece raises probes about protectionism urging Democrats to explain why foreigners should move factories to the U S if duties are not paid. It notes idle Welsh tin plate workers and questions U S tin plate production levels and jobs.
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Sherman on the Issues and the tariff debate in Chicago
Senator John Sherman spoke in Chicago on currency, silver, and protection. He argued for a gold standard with ample silver and defended tariffs as a means to protect American labor and foster national industry. He contrasted republican success under Lincoln with Democratic opposition and urged voters to choose the Republican program.
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Debating labor, tariffs, and arbitration in city policy
A speech discusses the balance of protection and free trade, noting the need for peaceful arbitration between labor and employers. It argues workers’ high position in the U.S., the influx of immigrant labor, and a tariff plan to offset wage differences while allowing free import of nonproduced goods. a Republican view is defended.
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Gath assesses Harrison win in presidential race
Chicago Tribune quotes journalist Gath, alias George Alfred Townsend, predicting a Harrison victory. He cites prosperous country, Republican legislation, and Democrats in panic, contrasting Harrison as constructive and Cleveland as a critical demagogue. He likens Harrison to Washington and Grant and argues Cleveland lacks fortitude.
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Democratic Turmoil Over Peck Report And Tariff Debate
A noisy quarrel within the Democratic side centers on Commissioner Peck’s figures with opponents denying their truth and even Peck’s existence. The piece criticizes their tactics. It also dissect's the party tariff dispute, noting contradictions between free trade claims and reform aims as prominent figures comment on Cleveland and Hill.
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