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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1892
Page
4
Fragmentary notice outlines county official paper subscription rates. Mentions advance payment, pricing for local and out of county copies, and advertising rate inquiry. Contains garbled OCR text with unclear values and periods.
A chaotic mix of endorsements and accusations marks the Chicago political scene as 19th century factions debate democracy against plutocracy. References to Harrison, Reid, Kansas, and the People’s Party mix with Labor and Democratic signals, while pensions, officeholders, and speech quotes illustrate a heated, factional campaign.
In a Washington column from June 13 1892 the writer argues Democratic prospects are excellent after Minneapolis convention. The piece faults the Republicans and praises Reid as vice presidential nominee while noting Reid’s opposition to organized labor and his past editorials in the New York Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic editorial critiques Harrison and Reid for their ties to Blaine and party bosses. It argues Reid's nomination harms the ticket, notes office holders’ influence, and warns of civil service reform to bar delegates. It highlights labor opposition to Reid and the plutocratic backing aiding Harrison, forecasting a fierce campaign to block Democratic gains.
The text argues Mr Harneon is dangerous when in power, making him formidable to the Democratic party and the country. It labels the Minneapolis ticket as the most unpopular Republican nomination, and contends Harrison is a weak candidate, noting intense partisan bias and malignant sectionalism.
A mass meeting is planned for next Saturday likely drawing a large crowd and signaling the start of season rallies and torchlight processions. The appeal urges every Democrat to attend to reaffirm faith in the party as the friend of the masses and enemy of plutocracy against Wall Street moneyed interests.
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