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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century political column from Logan Utah references McKinley era policy, Bryan and Populist themes, economic conspiracies, tariffs, imperialism, and debates over governance. It cites local and national figures, urging vigilance of constitutional limits and party platforms amid a contentious political climate.
A North Platte Tribune summary notes growing Republican chances with voters who backed Bryan in prior elections split in their next choice. Report mentions individuals switching to McKinley or supporting Bryan, reflecting restless party support ahead of upcoming ballots and debates over imperial policy.
A historical report details Bryan denying a pledge to favor ratification of the treaty between the United States and the Philippines. It argues his statements were misread, stressing he did not advocate a binding policy shift and accuses critics of misinterpretation and political bias.
The piece argues that McKinley era policy mirrors 1860s conflicts, urging unity across regions. It cites Lincoln and Grant era rhetoric, frames Pat Populists as copperheads, and warns against surrendering to insurrection in the Philippines while defending American ideals and liberty.
A discussion of copperhead rhetoric attributed to Vallandigham and William Jennings Bryan, contrasting antiwar quotes with Lincoln era sentiments. The piece critiques calls for criticising the war, defending civil liberties, and fears of centralized power, citing public addresses in Ohio and references to the Philippines.
The piece analyzes a controversial quotation about Lincoln and slavery, discussing editors and print debates of the time. It notes the use of selective quotation to portray Lincoln and the Confederate side, contrasting views with references to labor, government, and the wartime era.
A garbled but urgent plea from Nebraska urges Brynn to return home quickly as a tense mood pervades. The speaker laments lack of audience and reform efforts, warning of financial and political danger if Brynn delays. References to Hoboken and a Colonel Bryne echo a broader wartime appeal.
Arthurmis chairman Jones leads the Cotton Bale Jones group challenging reforms under new trust law. He claims the party faction pledges to oppose concentrations of power while asserting branches extend across counties. The piece notes Jones aligns with Democratic figures and criticizes corporate influence in politics.
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