Political Prohibition Speech Warns Third Party Efficiency
A lengthy address by Hien John Paterson at Hlomér Michigan argues that third party action harms temperance work, warns that prohibition laws require broad bipartisan support, and cites electoral commissions and juries to claim practical measures beat pure theory in battling liquor. The piece compares party impact, church influence, and local crime records to gauge who best protects life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Unio
Aarge
Prohibition Party
Sporsa
Prohibition
Lord Chesterfield
England
Electoral Commission
Henca
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives
Sevier
United State Atupreme Court
United States
Republican Party
Republicana
Abig
Thie
Iowa
St. John
Joby
Ohio
Jobo
Laws
Kansas
Maina
Rhoge Island
Folica Jn
Naxon Meiner
Mae
E Church
Maovament
Methodist Church
Old Methodist Temple
Churak
Abraham Liccolo
Yaple’s Patriots Democrat Pensions Support Debate at Allegan
At Allegan Palmer and Luce argued for pension legislation backed by the Grand Army of the Republic. They cited Yaple voting for Fitz-John Porter’s restoration and against Grant’s retirement to illustrate Democratic unfitness for patriotic action. The crowd applauded Palmer and Luce while doubting Yaple and Michigan Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Allegan
Messrs
Palmer
Luce
General Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilowa
Democratic Zuadera
Commissioner Black
Democratic Party
Yaple
Fitz-John Porter
City of
New York
General Grant
Michigan
Alleran
Grant
Batth
Union
Lice
Aflegan Cor
Chieugu
Inter Ocean
Blaine Speech Defines Southern Question and Negro Suffrage
In Pittsburgh ex Senator James G Blaine argues the South must accept Reconstruction if Negro suffrage is to count. He cites Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, labor tensions, and political behavior in Southern states, claiming Republicans enfranchised Black voters to secure reconstruction. He argues Northern and Southern loyalties shape Congress representation and warns against fraud in Southern elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Pittsburgh
Pirtascres
Maine
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Virg Ma
Bo Amall
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Derlaon
Enghta of Labor
Hiotmond
Powdersly
South
Knights of Abor
Congress
Stich
Virenna
Tenhousee
Baum
Allegheny County
Jennessee
United States
United States Congress
Congress of the
Ithalf
Thaddess Stevenschvera
Toto
Republican Party
Butt
Cleary
New York
Fathey
Fifth Avenue
Atoteayon
Noo
Mike
Immensa
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Hien
John
Pattersen
Hlomér, Mich
Gome
Kellogg
Joseph Brown
Barber
Anna
Atate
Alds
Lockwood
P. J. Higgins
Hanover
Jefferson Atreeta
Peck
M. Simmons E al
Boling's
Ald
Ferguson
Grand Street
Marshals
Geo. Ferguson
C. Wals
J. B. Albough
Cleveland
Marshall Pub.Co
L. and
E. E. Page
W. E. Bosley
EL J. Marshall
Recorder Pro
Perrena
Binkerd
Eigan
Adjutant General's Office
Hankard -Doean
Lansing
M. Heydenburk
Marshall
Augusta
Mra Heydenburk
Calhoun County
Astess
Bay City Tribunes
Henry H. Aplin
Aplin
Grand Army
U. S
Department of Michigan
Michigan Infantry
Ralph W. Cummings
U 8
Grant Post
Janes Vanelbeck
U.S. Grant
Dept. of Michigan
Bay City
H. B. Shermant
Tha
N.G
Sheraiao
Gunanas
Reaelve
Chicago
Frank Roesch
Minnie Roesch
Julius Lafor
Trea Ofeloch
Vienna
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