Celebration of Harrison banner at New York rally
The New York Star recounts a massive Battery rally for General Harrison with Tippecanoe clubs, banners, and a cherished battle flag. James Brooks presented the torn flag from Tippecanoe to J. N. Reynolds, amid chants praising Harrison and denouncing Van Buren, as thousands urged taking the banner to Washington.
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Question Settled and Election Hints for 1896
The New York Express outlines the 1896 electoral map and warns that 65 votes remain spare from seven cited states to reach the needed 148 for a choice. It lists North Carolina 15, Tennessee 15, Illinois 5, Pennsylvania 30 as potential fallbacks for the pro-Tip and Ty slate.
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Destruction of Credit Will Benefit Few and Harm Many
The article argues that hard money destroys credit and halves property values. It claims office holders, money lenders, and the rich gain while debtors, farmers, laborers, and the poor lose. It warns the administration aims to ruin credit and ruin enterprise, threatening national prosperity.
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Western men question Van Buren for support
Statement challenges Martin Van Buren's record and asks what he has done for Western interests to deserve Western support. The query implies political doubt about Van Buren's commitments to western concerns.
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