Seven Presidential Tickets In The Field This Year
The article lists seven tickets: Republican Benjamin Harrison and Levi P. Morton. Democratic Grover Cleveland and Allen G. Thrusman. Prohibition Clinton B. Fisk and John A. Brooks. Union Labor A. J. Streeter and Charles E. Cunningham. United Labor Robert H. Comber and W. H. Wakefield. Industrial Reform Albert E. Redstone and John Colvin. Equal Rights Belva A. Lockwood and Alfred H. Love. It notes platforms for each party and introduces the list of platforms.
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Benjamin Harrison
Tadi
John Colvin
Kansas
Equal Rights
Belva A. Locktwood
Washington
Alfred H. Love
Pennnsylvania
Democratic Platform Endorsed By National Convention
The Democratic Party at the 1880s St Louis convention renews faith in the 1854 platform and endorses President Cleveland’s tariff views. It highlights union, limited powers, fiscal prudence, pensions, land reform, navy rebuilding, foreign policy, civil service reform, and equality before the law, noting protection of taxpayers and opposition to excess taxation.
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St Louis
Democratic Party of the
United States
Cleveland
Congress
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Tthug
Republican Party
Republic
Republican Platform Adopted at Chicago 1888
The National Republican Convention in Chicago adopts a platform praising Lincoln Grant Garfield Arthur Logan Conkling and Sheridan while pledging support for liberty, union, and Irish home rule. It endorses a strict ballot, election integrity, protectionist tariffs, and opposition to Mills and free wool. It calls for repeal of tobacco taxes and spirits taxes used in manufacturing, aiming to reduce federal revenue burdens on agriculture.
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Chicago
United States
Chammpion
Liberty
Abraham Yincoln
Carnella
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Loegan
Conkling
Republic
Philip B. Sheridan
Republican Party
Brazil
Ireland
Congress
Europe
Amerwa
Democratic tariff reform principles outlined in 19th century text
The passage argues against excessive taxation and calls for frugality in public expenditures. It praises revision of tariff laws to balance wages, protect American labor, and ensure steady employment. It frames Democratic policy as the defender of citizens against trusts and surplus federal funds.
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Tom
Darton
Ife
Oselia Reion
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican Platform Emphasizes Homesteads and Self Rule
The text outlines Republican stances on land restoration to settlers, statehood for western territories, limiting ecclesiastical power in government, gold and silver as money, land and postal reforms, naval and harbor improvements, public education, and opposition to Democratic policies. It denounces Democratic vetoes and pledges reform of civil service and pension systems, urging labor support and temperance efforts.
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United States
Republican Party
Congress
Great Western
Pobiie
Arthur
Democratic Party
Territories
Wnion
Bouth Dakbta
Union
Senate
Democratic Hours of Representatives
Partizan Pure
Washington
North Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
Mortgon Church
Republic
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific States
Central America
Pasant
Snne
Cleveland
Democratic House of Representatives
Prohibition Platform Adopted at National Convention
The Prohibition party outlines tenets including total ban on alcoholic beverages, abolition of the internal revenue, land value taxation, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, and strict ballot secrecy. It denounces the Democratic and Republican parties and calls for constitutional reform to protect labor,公平 access, and moral governance.
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Indianapulia
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Tage
Isbor
Hones
United Labor Party
Union Labor Platform Adopted in Cincinnati May 10 188
General discontent grips wealth producers farmers mortgage hard times as prices sink below need. Laborers demand relief and higher wages amid economic strain across the nation.
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National Union Labor Coovenation
Cincinnati
Populist Platform Demands Home Rule and Economic Reform
A lengthy platform argues against foreclosure and land speculation, calls for nationwide public ownership of key utilities, free coinage, a national banking system, and a graduated income tax. It advocates confiscation of unearned grants, diversification of production, eight hours work, equal pay, and education for all. It opposes foreign contract labor and Chinese exclusion, envisions elective senators, and demands repeal of usury, monopolies, and trusts while blaming major parties.
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United States
Airocia Hoare
Fara
Millienain
Equal Rights Platform Adopted by National Convention
The platform pledges equal rights regardless of sex or color, seeks an enabling act for woman suffrage, and calls for estate and guardianship reforms. It supports temperance, arbitration of international disputes, pensions for veterans, restrictions on immigration, protection of domestic workers, and tariff protection. Belva A. Lockner and Alfred H. Love are named as candidates trusted to carry these principles.
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Wien
Les Moluss
Fone
America
Congress
United States
Tole
Europe
Asia
Suge Lumber
Belva A. Lockner
Alfred H. Love
Philadelphia
Industrial reform platform adopted at convention
A fragmented notice records that a reform platform was adopted by a national industrial convention. The text mentions February and a day of observance, with references to money and subsidies. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the main fact is the adoption of a reform platform at the convention.
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Industrier
Subdcien Rece
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United Labor
Union Labor
Toidustfiat
Ehual
Wies
Levi P. Morton
New York
Democratic
Grover Clavaland
Vilsa
Allen G. Thrusman
Ohio
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
John A. Brooks
Missouri
A. J. Streeter
Minola
Charles E. Cunningham
Arkansas
Robert H. Comber
Titnois
H. T. Wakefield
Ranmr
Industrial Reform
Albert E. Redstone
Democratic Platform
Republican Platform
Union Labor Platform
Industrial Reform Platform
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