Democrats Attack Farmers Prosperity Across Years
The piece argues that under McKinley farm products rose about 45 percent while farmers’ purchase power rose 19 percent, critiquing Democrats for choosing wheat as a sole measure and comparing 1896 to 1900 nomination periods with Bureau of Statistics data. It cites specific price changes for wheat corn pork wool and other items and calls doubt on Democratic forecasts.
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Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
Aistance
Bureau of Statistics
United States
New York
Bryanism I West grokerish in East
Cleveland's Comptroller of the Currency urges AH to unite and kill Bryanism as a dispersing factor. The West backs opposition to Bryan with a generally satisfactory outlook for those opposed to him. In the extreme West his backers concede he has lost ground since 1896 unless he recoups in the Middle West and East. The Pacific States Dakotas Wyoming and Kansas lean against him.
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West
Mr. Bryan
Middle West
East
Pacific States
Dakotas
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Bryan
McKinley
Proof of Bryan and Populism in 1900 Election Rhetoric
James N. Eckell publisher urges decisive defeat of William J. Bryan to protect the currency system and labor interests, arguing the Democratic party has become populist under Bryan while Cleveland era values and order must be preserved. He warns that Bryanism would threaten imperial aims, private contracts, and financial stability.
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Supreme Court
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Meliiley
United States
Republic
McKinley
Nebraska
Adintain
Brsan
William J. Bryan
Richard Croker
James NI. Eckell
Cleveland
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