The Democratic Nominee Grover Cleveland Stands Strong
The Albany Argus lauds Grover Cleveland as the rugged, honest Democratic presidential nominee. It credits the Chicago convention with voicing the people’s creed, highlights Cleveland’s public service record, and ties tariff reform to the party’s vitality across the nation.
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Isaac P. Gray
Arthur P. Gorman
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William E. Russell
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Maine
Flexus
Florida
Oregon
Albany Argus
Stevenson Nominated for Vice President Receives Illinois Praise
The Chicago Herald notes Adlai E. Stevenson as a worthy Democratic nominee for vice president, praising his past service including postmaster general appointments and two terms in Congress. The piece suggests Illinois support may hinge on national risk, while signaling Stevenson’s strength across the Northwest and the party’s hopes for a broad coalition.
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Chicago Herald
Campaign rhetoric in a split US party debate
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic stances as the campaign opens, predicting Democratic directness will overwhelm Republican evasions. It cites tariff reform, pension reform, opposition to bayonet bills, and economic principles as the Democratic battering ram, while foretelling a GOP collapse in November. It also notes commentary from Chicago and Philadelphia papers and reports a health update on Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Woodward from Clinton.
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A Temporary Thaw Marks Harrison Nomination Remarks
The piece chronicles Harrison’s self nomination rhetoric to the national committee including Elliott F. Shepard and McKinley, noting a shift from stiff to cordial posture. It highlights perceived opportunism and growing political adaptability as the era of renomination unfolds.
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National Committee
Will Shine In The Next House
Colonel HL Shoees and Colonel AMbore vie for the Kansas Second District seat. Shoees, a respected writer and lifelong Democrat, and Moor, a veteran speaker with rural roots, are seen as leading candidates. The Democratic ticket seeks unity as the race tightens toward election day.
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Lightning Won t Strike Win Again in Carnegie Fight
The piece argues Mr Carnegie battles wage earners and election laws affecting campaign funds. It notes dissatisfaction with Campbell and contemplates Wanamaker as cabinet pick to curb monopolists, while highlighting Republican fears over Illinois and a slander campaign against General Stevenson. The era’s politics center on economy claims and party strategy.
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Campbell named as Quay successor by Harrison ally
The World notes that Senator Farwell quotes Harrison on the same Campbell as a poor collector at Chicago but a fit successor to Quay as national committee chairman. Campbell plans to fit the role, while Harrison may rally the old crowd if needed, per western advices.
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Pertinent Query on Democratic Support in South
The text discusses Mr. Cleveland and the Democratic party in the South amid Republican efforts to probe the region under the Tenesro rule Atlantic Constitution, questioning whether any sensible southern man would refuse support.
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President Should Not Favor Indiana in Appointments
The Boston Globe argues that the president should avoid giving all cabinet and other posts to Indiana due to its doubtful status and notes that many states are uncertain this year. It suggests Massachusetts deserves proportional consideration.
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Quay Bets and Bluff on Harrison and Cleveland
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch summary notes Quay publicly offers to bet 210,000 on Harrison while acknowledging a political bluff with the administration. If challenged, he would privately hedge 20,000 on Cleveland as a safety measure.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Fassett Offers to Stand Ready for President Harrison
The Honorable Jacob Sloat Fassett declares willingness to take off his coat for President Harrison. Fassett notes he once did so before and now addresses Roswell P. Flower as governor in Chicago.
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