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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
3
A lengthy, dense debate outlines Harrison talking points on merchants Maine, bounties, state bank tax and related matters. The document touches on economic policy, currency reform, reciprocal trade, and mentions shifts in silver and tin plate production, with names and places cited in a disjointed historical transcript style.
The text discusses state court decisions on apportionment laws and calls for honest elections. It notes civil service enforcement with vigor and impartiality, praises education funding, and supports liberty of thought and separation of church and state. It also mentions foreign policy, treaties, and presidential actions amid political divisions.
A sermon arguing that home ownership proves national strength and that protectionist trade supports workers. It cites UK and US data on homeownership, wages, and poverty to claim free trade undermines the family. The speaker asserts protection sustains homes, families, and the moral health of the nation.
The piece compares total regular appropriations for the first sessions of the Forty-First and Thirty-Second Congresses. It notes Republican total at about 361,770,037 and Democratic total at 3385,837,500. It claims Democrats spent more overall, totaling 404,398,010 versus 607,701,3? for the other side, and accuses the Democrats of crippling the public service yet spending more than Republicans.
Ex congressman Burr W Jones presided at the Madison assembly as Wisconsin Democrats adopted a platform denouncing Republican excesses. The ticket led by George W Poe for governor and Carl Jonas for lieutenant governor was nominated amid speeches by Gen Bragg and others, pledging honesty, economy, and opposition to centralization.
Chairman Trubs neck called one meeting of the national executive committee of the people's Minety in St Louis on September 12. He declined to state the meeting's object but said it would be held in executive session.
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