Southern manufacturing surge under protective tariff grows
A review of new enterprises across the South shows sixteen to seventeen firms launched with total capitalization exceeding $500,000. Notable adds include a $500,000 sugar factory in Plaquemine Louisiana, a 300000 bushel grain elevator at Southport, and assorted mills, canneries, refiners, and barbed wire makers in Kentucky Arkansas Georgia Virginia Tennessee and Texas.
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Why You Should Vote Against Cleveland Explained
A critical pamphlet-style critique argues against Cleveland linking tariff reform and free trade, warns of inconsistent leadership between Cleveland and Stevenson, accuses Cleveland of opposing protection and criticizing war veterans, and cites his record on pensions as a folly in wartime leadership.
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Cleveland
Platt Praised as Republican Momentum Grows in New York
A New York Republican gathering reflects ex Benster Platt’s confidence in party success. A letter from Thomas C. Pratt to the Mass Meeting chairman praises the attractive program headlined by Repator Fuse and speakers like Aim Fower, predicting Madison Square Garden turnout and brighter prospects amid a demoralized opponent. Also notes Lord Salisbury on commercial treaties and labor concerns.
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Benster Platt
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Jobo
EB. Milolland
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Scottish Rite
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Thomas C. Pratt
Growth of the Postal Service Past Three Years
The postal service expanded rapidly from 1859 to 1882 adding 10 549 offices. Revenue rose by 40 million dollars with registry letter fees up by half a million. Over 34 million miles of rail and sea service operated at lower rates, and receipts more than doubled the prior period.
Harding's Letter of Acceptance and Election Law Reform
The letter argues that partisan state election laws hinder free and honest elections. It notes recent court decisions against gerrymandered apportionment and suggests reforms to end partisan manipulation. The piece defends Republican positions while anticipating reaction to proposed changes.
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Hardinan
Protection and tariff system shaping U S fate
The speaker argues U S success in material development relies on indirect taxation and protective laws. He warns Germany benefits from tariffs and suggests the United States must consider its own tariff approach to influence future outcomes.
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Lees
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Platform parallels and tariff debates across factions
The text contrasts protectionist stances with anti tariff positions in 19th century American politics. It cites Jacksonian protection as vital for national prosperity and condemns federal tariff power as unconstitutional or fraudulent. References include Confederate and Democratic platforms and Cleveland era denouncements.
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Democratic Party
National Democratic
A Reason for Opposing Cleveland Rhetoric
The note cites criticism of President Cleveland noting he vetoed many veteran pension bills and never served in combat, arguing his war record harms his legacy. It contrasts youth and vigor with front-line courage and references a New York Recorder attack.
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New York Recorder
Reciprocity with Cuba 1892 trade totals and gains
During the ten months ending June 1892 the reciprocity agreement with Cuba saw imports total 4 087,4 etc. Exports to Cuba rose to 16,005,468 with substantial gains in breadstuffs 1,454,378 coal 299,480 iron and steel 1,156,071 machinery 602,079 sewing machines 128,733 steam engines 178,071 and engine parts 117,468.
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Tin plate manufactories and company counts in 1882
Fragmented data shows counts of manufactories and companies in 1882, including numbers of operating, building, and closed firms. The readable portions imply production metrics for tin plate output and industry status.
Electioneering ballot stamping rules and cautions
Voters must announce name to polling clerk and receive two ballots with separate columns for party tickets. Instructions warn stamping only in the correct large eagle square for straight Republican votes and in small squares for individual names, with penalties for improper stamping. polls close at 6 and voters urged to study directions and seek help if unsure.
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State appropriations debate and reciprocal trade note
The document reviews appropriations from the last legislature and questions overcharges on state costs. It cites acts of 1891 authorizing loans to meet last session appropriations of 1 400 070 and discusses reciprocity with South American states as a Republican remedy against Democratic opposition, noting a reported trade increase.
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British Journal backs Cleveland and Democratic platform
The piece from a British journal praises Mr. Cleveland and the Democratic platform while recalling early Tories and quoting the London Times vow on Chicago. It questions tariff policy, constitutional authority, and legislative power in imposing duties for purposes beyond commerce.
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Democratic Party
London Times
Chicago
Gary Wen
Under Harrisons Administration Prosperity Claims
Under Harrison's administration the cost of flying declined while U S manufactured goods grew cheaper. Free of duty imports rose, exports and farm product trade increased, and imports fell. The trade balance surpassed 2 million dollars in our favor as farm exports rose and prices improved. Agricultural land values climbed in the West and household necessities became cheaper, urging continuity over risky experiments.
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Mr Blaine's Letter On Labor In Europe
Traveling and observing labor conditions in Europe James G Blaine wrote a letter home arguing that voters should consider the plight of European laborers. He warned that domestic laborers deserve better than being degraded to European levels and stressed U S statesmanship.
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Why Was It Not Repealeod
In 1890s the Democrats pledged repeal of the McKinley tariff and held a large House majority. They opposed the law yet saw times improve under it and feared repeal. They denounced the measure while prosperity rose, calling the bill fraudulent.
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Thirty Two Years In Power Republicans Va Democracy
A clipped political snippet notes thirty two years in power midst Virginia politics. It references democracy and the Republican party, implying ongoing party influence and debates over governance.
Remembering the 1850s and a shift to Republican rule
The passage contrasts Democratic mismanagement with Republican policy, praising tariffs and financial stability since 1860. It argues that the nation prospered under a protective tariff and a sound banking system, while condemning the 1830s-1860s free trade era and speculation, asserting ongoing Republican progress toward fiscal health.
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Pension Agency Report Highlights Indiana Payouts by County
The annual United States Pension Agency report from Indianapolis shows total pension distributions across Indiana counties. It lists county by county payments and totals, reflecting the scale of pensions funded through imports and general government revenue.
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