A Fatal Wound to Presidential Aspirations
Dr. Storrs calls a potential president with a tarnished history a fatal wound to Cleveland's bid for the presidency. The author argues ethics must override politics, condemns elevating a man with a loose woman in his orbit and an illegitimate son, and warns it would dishonor the American name and corrupt national virtue. The piece pleads for public sentiment against such a candidate.
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Republican conversion sparks Blaine support from a Democrat
A lifelong Democrat recounts a European trip that ended with him embracing the Republican ticket led by James G. Blaine. He urges Americans to reject foreign influence, cites Ohio 1880 results, and notes internal Democratic opposition to Cleveland, framing the Ohio lead as decisive for the national outcome.
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