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Political Gossip and Elections Reflections in Frigay 1888
Frigay November 30 1888 notes social and political chatter. Mentions Gen Haseisex flattered yet annoying attention and S A Haru appointed Government undertaker of the Dead Letter Office. Reports leprosy in British Columbia linked to Chinese immigration and a push toward exclusion. Chicago Anarchists remain in the public eye. Comments on hemp cultivation for agricultural classes. Questions women voting. Beaton city election sees 21000 of 25000 eligible women registered. G A R West reform viewed as political machine. urge peaceful settlement. SwatTor Incatns supports a clean sweep and urges Republicans to file forty thousand protests. Senator Ingilla criticized for being born too late and lacking sense.
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Harrison's Civil Service Reform Stakes a Presidential Moment
The piece frames General Harrison as poised to shape his presidency. It warns that aligning with the Bourbon wing and resisting reform would lower him to a corrupt era, while choosing reform could elevate him as a statesman and patriot. It calls for tax reform civil service overhaul and national policy integrity, contrasting postwar corruption with a future of reform.
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Editorial stance on Harrison reforms and presidency
The piece argues that opposing reform from the war regime would be political suicide and that Harrison should back reforms. It claims opposition would be dangerous but delaying reforms would still honor his duty to country and party, framing the president's challenge as an opportunity for lasting reputation.
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