Prosperity claims amid farm price comparisons in 1900
The piece analyzes farmer price trends from 1896 to 1900, arguing that farm production rose about 45.8 percent while farm consumption rose 19 percent. It criticizes Democrats for using wheat as a measure and cites Bureau of Statistics data on wheat, corn, pork, wool, and other items to contrast changes and purchasing power.
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Bryanism in West Crokerism in East
Cleveland's Comptroller of the Currency urges unity to defeat Bryanism as a disturbing factor. The West shows general satisfaction among Bryan opponents, with his strongest supporters in the extreme West admitting losses since 1896. If Bryan fails to regain ground in the Middle West and East, defeat seems likely. Pacific States, Dakotas, Wyoming, and Kansas lean against him.
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Proof of the Pudding In the Eating Thereof
A political speech warns that hard times will worsen under the gold standard. It argues Republican policies cause economic hardship and warns voters to back the Democratic ticket for relief. The speaker links the gold standard to lower prices, higher unemployment, and failing wages, urging immediate bimetallism or paper money.
Decisive defeat urged to curb Bryanism in 1900 campaign
James H. Eckels argues for McKinley’s re election over William J Bryan, warning that Bryanism would destabilize currency, private contracts, and public order. He lists Illinois Indiana Ohio Nebraska as Clinton battlegrounds and condemns Bryan for demagoguery and Populism harming labor and business. He urges Democrats to unite against Bryan and Croker backed reforms to restore party integrity.
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