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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
5
Entered at the Marshall post office Missouri a second large matter with terms one dollar per year in advance lists Percy HM Van Dyke editor. Republican ticket details include McKinley Roosevelt state Joseph Ploy BF Allen W J Porterfield W Os Fleming W P Blortaum Ss P O Pallon Cromse and Leslie Creat for congressional and senatorial races with M T Chastain named for state senator.
The piece argues the Republican party will renominate McKinley with no contest while Roosevelt is praised as a great force for vice president. It notes widespread party unity and statewide endorsements for McKinley, yet highlights intrigue and enthusiasm around the vice presidential scramble amid a foregone conclusion.
The article portrays Roosevelt's soaring popularity and political strength as a cartoon of his vice presidential nomination. It argues the choice reflects confidence in Roosevelt, not a political coffin, and suggests the vice presidency could lead to the presidency.
The piece argues that opposition to the president's China policy should yield to protecting American lives and property abroad. It asserts the U.S. must safeguard citizens, avoid foreign entanglements, and maintain neutrality while cooperating only as needed to protect foreigners. It emphasizes defending citizens and preserving national dignity.
Critics claim Republicans justify every election by citing Phelps. The piece argues that Democrats control Phelps and that he serves as a key figure for the Missouri Democratic party, undermining Republican denials and signaling a party loyally aligned with Phelps.
The fragment asks why the Marshall payers do not offer the Sal if they truly believe in their prophecies predicting Bryan's victory. It hints at a political wager tied to anticipated electoral outcomes. Further readable context is needed to identify names, places, or organizations involved.
A note says the Sisbury Democrat will mail for one year at $1.00 payable when Bryan wins. The paper would attract both Republicans and many Democrats willing to take a slight risk on this political pledge.
Phelps drew five votes in Saline County with hints of further party backing expected this November. Yet many voters doubt the majority party’s closeness to corporate interests and lobbyists, dampening full party support.
Illinois Democracy suffered a crushing 16 to 1 setback but can recover through Mr. Bryan's influence on party sentiment. Bryan remains unwavering in his silver advocacy, and the Chicago platform’s free silver position is likely to be reaffirmed as Democratic doctrine.
The piece questions Democracy’s belief that Hill, if nominated for vice president, could win New York for Bryan, given Hill’s crushing defeat for governor there in the last election cycle, seen as one of the empire state’s most significant repudiations.
Western admirer calls Alfred Henry Lewis one of the calmest and most dispassionate writers for promising New ark to Bryan's followers in the Verdict of New York. The editor holds out a will o the wisp hope to his audience.
The report notes Russia borrowed from New York capitalists at 444 percent interest while its bonds were issued at about half that rate. The piece argues this undermines anti expansionist portrayals of the nation’s future as bleak and criticizes Democratic papers for inconsistent praise of Roosevelt and McKinley without reflection.
The New York Sun notes Ian Stephens was just elected a delegate at large to the national convention, suggesting the Democrats should nominate Towne or Hill, a silver Republican or gold Democrat, for vice-president. It argues the party is too small to sacrifice a leader of good standing.
Discussion suggests Bryan could be nominated in Kansas City to boost Missouri support. The idea is to influence regional loyalties and rally faithful voters in nearby areas during the national convention season.
The Kansas City convention should be postponed to give the party time to formulate a position opposing the administration. The move seeks to protect American citizens in China and align with party concerns about policy.
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