Democratic tariff debate grips national convention era
A 1888 Michigan item discusses Democratic division over tariff policy after President Cleveland's free trade message and Mills bill debate. It analyzes party cohesion, leaders, and the impact on forthcoming elections with reference to Oregon results, Congress, and state delegations.
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Chong
Tueaday
Oregon
Senate
Alsat Congress
Campaten Bn
Democrata
Cleveland
Advertising Letters At Marshall Calhoune Alieh
Post office advertises remaining mail matter in Marshall Calhoun Alieh listing names such as Miss M A Larke Joe Ford John Murstall Miss K Hoxsie Lra Markham Mrs Laura Hart and CE fforeigen. Recipients must sign and pay postage. unclaimed after two weeks is sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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Laura Hart
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Tucker
Mre
King
Wersel
Sig
Elias and Muist
Cleveland Thurman Fight At Democratic Convention
At Cleveland Thurman and Gray delegates clash as platform adopted and officers chosen. The opening session features a grand display with portraits of Cleveland and Hendricks, flags, and musical tributes. Temporary chairman California Lt. Gov White presides as rules and credentials are addressed, with Cleveland praised for tariff reform and renomination hopes voiced. The convention adjourns to 10 a m Wednesday after debates on credentials and club seating.
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Hater
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Alaska
Committee On
Lewis Cassidy
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Patrick A. Collins
Massachusetts
L. H. Ingersoll
Tennemer
Alfred Orendorff
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T. £. Barrett
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W. W. Scott
O. M. Hall
Minnewata
Leopold Stussy
Li G. Rowley
Michigan
John Triplett
Georgia
T. J. Ling
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Culurwin
T. Lo Morrill
Nebraska
Reading
Thomas Pettl
FL J. Bright
Daniel Aldy
Second Day Proceedings at Democratic National Convention
The convention opened with Alaska delegation acknowledgment and debates on permanent organization. Stephen Mallory of Florida urged tariff reform while Timothy J. Campbell presented a Sheridan sympathy measure and Grover Cleveland endorsement. Cleveland's nomination was eagerly anticipated as delegates praised his record and leaders.
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Arid Applaves
Alaska
Committee On Permanent Organization
Timothy J. Campbell
Stephen Mallory
Florida
Mallory
Charles E. Boyle
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Jt Happshey
Timothy J. Campin Ory
York
Sheridan
Campbell
Elisa Meriweather
Umi
Indianapolis
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Prion
Brown
New York
Laurel Deapherty
Grover Cleveland
Tammany
Salaries Ordinance for City Officials Set in Marball
The Commun Qymen of Marball enact No. 18 relative to salaries for city officers. The City Marshal and wardens receive specified annual pay, with the City Attorney at one hundred dollars and the City Treasurer at fifty dollars per year. Additional allowances are noted for health, fire wards, and other positions.
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Tha Wr
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Cemetery Board of Control
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