Independent Voice on Cleveland Candidacy
The Independent opposes Grover Cleveland’s presidential bid, arguing his rapid rise from Buffalo mayor to New York governor and then president shows luck over merit. It decries alleged private immorality and calls on ministers and voters to reject a candidate tainted by scandal.
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Ohio voters rebuke Democrats in decisive election
A Cleveland Leader summary notes Ohio results mark a strong Republican win with lessons for Democrats. It cites rejection of money politics and ballot fraud, support for protection and civil service reform, and a clear contrast between the parties’ positions. It also condemns Democratic slander campaigns and predicts Blaine’s national prospects.
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American idea fuels Maine Ohio victory in protection push
The piece argues that the Maine and Ohio results prove laboring men back American protection and domestic industry, supported by Blaine and the Republican platform. It criticizes Democrats for anti-protection stance, cites press as biased, and notes the national election trajectory toward continued protective policy and economic reform.
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Reiterating the Lie on National Treasury Cash
The letter counters Hendricks by citing Treasury data for the start of the month. It lists cash held for bond redemptions and interest payments totaling 20.6 million, gold and silver certificate redemptions, and other special funds. It concludes with a calculable available balance of 143.25 million and notes a November 1, 1884 bond call.
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Blaine at Fort Wayne and the South’s political threat
The Republican candidate Blaine spoke at Fort Wayne on October 20, warning Indiana voters that Democratic success would empower the South to dictate national policy, jeopardizing currency banking pensions and the nation’s economic system. He argued for Republican unity to maintain progress and protect the American farmer, manufacturer, and worker.
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