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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
5
The Marshall Republican denounces the New York Ice Trust Democracy as a glacial period while ridiculing Roosevelt and defending Republican patriotism over finances. It critiques corporate control, Lincoln’s legacy, and fears of police imperialism in St. Louis and Kansas City, reflecting 1900 partisan rhetoric.
The Saline county Democratic loyalty wanes as Marshall sent 23 men to the Sedalia opening Tuesday, many regretting the trip after a disappointing showing. A Western paper admits that free silver is not the issue. the real question is the opinion that pushed Bryan toward defeat a year ago.
The passage argues that anti imperialism is a genuine concern for many Democrats who trust their leaders, yet hired campaigners may distort and exaggerate it. It warns that framing it as a hobgoblin can amplify fear and give it a terrifying, misleading aspect.
Russell Sage voices concern over McKinley era prosperity calling money a market drug. More lending with fewer borrowers pushes interest rates down, provoking dissatisfaction among millionaire lenders.
The speech of Candidate Dockery, published in Democratic Missouri supplements, is seen as a free gift of the state committee. The ongoing Democratic rule benefits many corporations and railroads that have opened their purse strings. Republicans in Maine and Vermont will soon express their support for President McKinley and aim for an emphatic verdict to align with national Republican victories.
The piece notes men devoted to silver shift back to their old party as McKinley seeks re election. It quotes Kansas City Times on Bryan being larger than his party and presents imperialism trusts and silver positions as defining issues for Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans. It reflects on Bryan's ability to align with multiple platforms through successive nominations.
Colonel Dick Dalton explains why he rejects the state democracy, citing corruption and rot in the entrenched machine. He urges reform and identifies the party and men who can bring change, underscoring duties of citizenship and honest government beyond partisanship.
A critical reader challenges an anti imperialist claim linking U S actions in the Philippines to upheavals in China and dangers to missionaries and ambassadors. The writer urges reasoned argument and warns opponents often draw unclear conclusions and imagined dangers.
The piece argues that if Bryan is elected he would push Congress to convene an extraordinary session to establish a stable government in the Philippines, but peace and order must be restored first. It condemns his remedies as impractical and accuses him of demagoguery, infighting with present administration, and shifting stances on the treaty. It notes a Republican event: Joseph Flory to speak on Tuesday during Street Fair week.
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