Democratic hopes and county convention harmony in North Dakota
In Ellendale the Republican county convention voiced party unity, praising the harmony and subordination of personal aims to party good. A House probe into the Homestead killings risks turning labor violence into Democratic political capital, while Republicans defend tariff protections and criticize populist claims. The state party also discusses the Cleveland convention and delegate selections amid district battles.
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Fargo Journal Reports North Dakota Election Records
Fargo article notes the year 1892 and mentions electoral records in North Dakota. It references Juno and Tepabltt Elocrors and outlines alignment with usage, reporting a historical election context.
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Why Republicanism Should Prevail in North Dakota
A lengthy defense of Republican policy in North Dakota argues for protectionism and sound money. It highlights prohibition, public education funding, home markets via tariffs, and economic growth through manufacturing, rail, and farm prosperity. It contrasts Republican achievements with Democratic opposition and urges voters to back Republican principles.
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Why the Silver Dollar Debate Shapes North Dakota Politics
A reader argues against unlimited silver coinage and defends the current monetary system. The piece critiques Democrat proposals to add silver dollars, noting risks of inflation, coin size instability, and government backing. It links silver policy to broader Republican support in North Dakota and denounces Sparks-era land office abuses.
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