Democratic program outlined in Chicago speech
The Chicago address argues that the Democratic party can recover by embracing rational reforms. It supports graduated income tax, anti corruption measures, public ownership of franchises and postal telegraphs, and stronger anti trust actions. It asserts the party must distance itself from irrelevant monetary debates and pursue nationwide progressive reforms.
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Promoters Use Openings as Troste Grow Stronger
The piece argues the troste leverage political power and money to entrench control over the next four years, promoting figures like Robert Lincoln and Waldorf Astor. It laments economic and land monopoly issues under a gold standard, critiques Abraham Lincoln’s legacy, and warns of wheat and silver price pressures amid government spending and national finance debates.
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Democratic policy and expansion in early party vision
The text argues for a constructive democratic policy that expands American influence and territory while opposing demagoguery. It contrasts democratic and opposing parties, predicts a shift toward democracy as the rational choice, and envisions future electoral dynamics and policy directions under Democratic leadership.
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United States
Jefferson
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Pinkham Medicine Saved My Life in Millport Letter
A Millport New York reader reports severe illness with vomiting blood and inability to eat. She credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery after using a large portion of the medicine provided by her husband.
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