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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1892
Page
4
The Madison Herald fragment quotes Grover Cleveland, Democratic strategy, and references to Indiana and New York politics. It critiques Republican tax ideas and mentions anticipated support patterns, while noting the Australian voting system and caution against单sing one political bet.
The journals cite Gov. Flower's three month old view of Cleveland's strength and now state his present belief that Cleveland will win New York by 50 000 votes. The text notes that political opinions must be updated to remain meaningful.
The piece ridiculed Grover Cleveland's grammar while praising his plain talks on public trust. It contrasts with Weaver trouble in Georgia where a black spectator refuted Weaver's remarks and a boy who threw an egg was punished, while Georgia Democrats dispute exaggerated egg stories from Weaver and Mrs. Lease.
Reports from Indiana to New York describe foreign ministers backing Harrison reform plans while Democrats debate force bill passion and tariff effects. Cincinnati and Brooklyn figures discuss Cleveland Stevenson odds, with local and national reactions shaping Republican and Democratic stances ahead of voting.
The article laments July and August export values shrinking from 45 232 801 to 33 304 110 and reports steep declines in oats rye and wheat exports. It notes lower prices for farm products in 1892 versus 1891 and questions the promised benefits of McKinleyism to farmers and export growth.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Gorman returning from rest to back the National Democratic ticket. He notes no new issues. expects the final weeks to become lively and says Democrats may still win big in November with Cleveland and Stevenson leading.
The text asserts the Force bill party will prevail and urges that bayonet-guarded ballots would relieve Southern states from responsibility and worry over government affairs, implying reduced Democratic factional conflict.
The Indianapolis News declares for Harrison, arguing the paper stands for nothing and has no conscience to betray its own stance. The column frames the endorsement as a practical choice amid political games.
The Non-Conformist blasts Republican judges over alleged partisan conduct in a gerrymander case. It cites a secretive hotel meeting in Indianapolis with GOP leaders, criticizes Judge Bundy, and warns of swift legal action to curb partisan meddling in the Indiana supreme court.
The piece surveys tariff effects on prices wages and industry, arguing for protectionism and criticizing Reed McKinley policies. It cites editorials, campaign finance, and a local Indiana tin plate episode involving Indianapolis Journal editor Harry S New and the Elwood tin bill.
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