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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
5
Marshall Missouri page notice lists second class mailing and year subscription terms with 1.00 per year in advance. use Marshall MO post office details dated June 28.
An editorial rails at Democratic misrepresentations on tariff policy and reciprocity, defending Republican positions from 1896. It attacks a Missouri voting recount ruling, accusing Democrats of omitting ballot comparison provisions and the state supreme court of endorsing election fraud.
The Missouri Supreme Court holds that fraudulent voters are protected despite state constitution guarantees allowing recounts and cross checking ballots with voter lists. It cites Section 3 Article 8S declaring ballots must be numbered and recorded opposite each voter's name. Election officers are sworn to secrecy.
The Philadelphia Times argues that despite Wall Street prophets, prosperity persisted as steel demand grew. It cites a financial dispatch noting orders for 2,600,000 tons of steel rails since October 1, enough to keep mills busy through year end.
There is strong evidence of growing backing for the Protective Tariff party as nine months of reports end, signaling a rising political tide. The data highlights continued public concern over trade policy and economic protection, illustrating a shifting landscape for party alignment.
The report states exports totaled 1 139 000 000 with imports at 59 000 000 leaving a 540 000 000 trade balance in favor of the United States. Exports were largely mercantile goods like cattle grain wood and fish with 19 000 000 foreign, bringing national wealth to 1 120 000 000. Proceeds from drafts are credited to New York banks, which sell drafts to the US government to pay foreign obligations in gold, creating gold credits rather than actual cash.
The Kansas State Democratic Committee notified the Populist party that fusion is not desired and that the next state convention will nominate only Democrats. Populists may join the Democratic ranks, assist in nominations, and vote the straight ticket. They warned that membership is impossible now, fearing Democratic plutocracy may block future alliance.
Public opinion in St Louis favors locating the exposition near the central Forest Park. The exposition board has provisionally selected the site awaiting national commission approval, but planners expect no adverse action from the commission.
Populist Tillman leverages race hatred and prejudice to win re election. His stance against cotton growers arises from political animosity, while the current financial downturn creates an opening for him. The text critics his doctrine as undesirable even in prosperous times.
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