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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1892
Page
6
McKinnxty laments Cleveland's letter while November returns loom. Tariff barons may sway Pennsylvania toward Democrats. Gresham Cooley and Mac Veagh face party shifts as Republicans claim Democratic fragility. Gresham's defection alarms Harrison backers amid South speech restrictions rebuttal. Democrat Weaver support cited with Arkansas' new governor.
The Philadelphia Record notes rising college freshmen as prosperity proof while the Indianapolis Journal and World mock the claim saying protectionists exaggerate. The exchange links tariff policy to broader economic signals from tuition to property values amid political spin.
Rev. Geo. K. Morris of St. Paul’s M. E. Church in Cincinnati delivered a forceful sermon on war and labor. He criticized journals for denying labor the right to strike while allowing workers to be replaced, warned that strict enforcement could enslave workers, and urged labor to pursue rights with justice. He condemned oppression by the strong and declared he would tear up the law if needed to free the laborer.
In a Brooklyn speech Senator Hill set forth Democratic defenses of tariff reform and opposed Republican protectionism. He argues for revenue tariffs only, condemns the force bill as a danger to liberties, and calls for strong party organization to elect Cleveland and Stevenson.
Ada E Hurd of Groton recounts a grave illness that progressed to consumption after a severe cold and cough. Four doctors gave up hope, but she recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, taking eight bottles. Trial bottles offered free at Harper s Drugstore, regular size 50c.
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