Dems split point to new platform and critic of Murphy
The Davenport Leader denounces the Marshalltown platform and Boss Murphy, shifting Democratic support in Davenport. It highlights Bryanism concerns, notes state convention surprises, and comments on free silver warnings while predicting prosperity for 1896 Republicans.
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Campaign notes reflect GOP gains and economic optimism
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Tur Newton Democrat Rebukes Scratching at County Ticket
The Tur Newton Democrat rebukes calls to scratch the county ticket and urges voting the Republican ticket straight amid Democratic bragging. It cites Wright, a longtime prohibition leader, as a Democratic delegate denouncing anti democratic rhetoric. The Davenport Democrat’s stance on Marshalltown political display is noted.
Iowa Democrats Force Dead Issue On Free Silver Debate
A Dickinson era editorial notes the Iowa Democrats' stance against free silver, citing the Marshalltown convention and critics like Henry Watterson and William O Schmidt who call the issue a corpse. It mocks the party's attachment to a failed cause and contrasts public notices and local ads appearing amid the broader article.
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