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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1892

Page

8

Judge Gresham's Break With Party Leaders

The piece endorses Judge Gresham and peers like Cooley and MacVeagh for leaving a party they deem betrayed by power seeking. It lauds their independence, argues the Force Bill threatens civil liberty, and urges voters to honor such principle over party loyalty.

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Six Questions for Calm Consideration

A historical stance questions vote buying versus patriotism and integrity. It asks if vote buyers and sellers betray free government and whether the Force Bill threatens free suffrage possibly leading to civil war within a decade or so.

Judas Iscariot

Sickles and Gorman Speak on Cleveland Support

The article notes General Sickles and Senator Gorman admitting earlier misjudgments about Cleveland’s nomination. Both men now praise Cleveland, acknowledging that more than New York delegates and party divisions could not derail his candidacy. They expect nationwide backing and November ratification.

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Pension Bill Records Disputed in Press Debate

A reader-voiced dispute centers on private pension bills signed by presidents. Cleveland reportedly signed 1,246 and vetoed 524, Harrison 1,576 with no vetoes, while Pension Office records show Cleveland at 1,825 signed and 250 vetoed.

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Campaign Lie Doubted as Irish Americans and Republicans Debated

A Madison Courier critique challenges claims that Irish Americans, especially educated ones, drift to the Republican Party. It cites a London St James Gazette report debunking forged quotes about Irish voting patterns and details a Boston Home Market Club forgery tied to pro British free trade rhetoric.

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Gougar’s Dream Tells of Drying Farmers and Wage-Earners

Mrs. Helen Gougar attacks the cold water party themes in a dream vision where Satan shows a room of farmers and wage-earners hung by the ears for trusting the McKinley tariff promises. The piece ties to Morse’s apology and political controversy. Funeral rites for the late First Lady were private in Washington with Cabinet members as honorary pall-bearers. services continued in Indianapolis with Dr. Scott accompanying the party.

Helen Gougar Coldwater Party the Wicked Satan Morse Massachusetts Washington T. 8. Hamlin Church of the Covenant Indianapolis Crown Hill Cemetery Scott Harrison

Republican majorities shrink in September export profits debate

The passage notes a sharp drop in Republican majorities by about 88 percent in September and compares export profits, quoting Ben Butterworth on a division of gains, saying manufacturers keep profits while farmers bear the husks and humbug.

Ben Butterworth

Judge Rea Switches Sides In 1892 Presidential Race

St Paul report says Judge John P. Rea, ex-GAR commander and lifelong Republican, has pledged to Cleveland and Lawler. He cites Cleveland pension vetoes and tariff views, becoming the first vote for a Democrat in his life. Amherst professors and southern black voters are noted as shifting toward Cleveland.

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Hygienic and Medicinal Mouth Treatment Offered

A Madison Indiana dentist with 35 years of experience promotes hygienic and preventive mouth care as a priority, offering mechanical dentistry and prosthetics at reasonable rates while urging focus on preventive health over low-cost styling. Dr 8 M Goopr announces specialty emphasis at 1254 E Main St.

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