Butler to Spend a Million on Campaign Expenses
A correspondent asserts Ben Butler will spend a cool million on campaign expenses while both major parties face tight funds. The piece cites local editorials praising the Liar and criticizes national candidates’ concentration in the Northeast. It notes Texas Republicans face a hot fall and a growing party club, with hopes of a change in the regular order.
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Ben Butler
Texas
Cleveland Letter and Butler Address Dominate Campaign Briefs
A summary of political letters and editorials notes Governor Cleveland’s brief acceptance letter praising working people but lacking clear policy, and Burzer and Butler addresses praised for direct, practical arguments. The pieces criticize slander against Blaine and discuss school district spending and printing costs in San Antonio, Boerne, and Texas outlets.
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United States
People’s Party
Butler
Ily
Cleveland
San Antonio
Licur
Rote
Licar
Texas
Slander and political feud cited in 1883 correspondence
A letter fragment accuses the Democratic press of slandering Mrs Blaine to aid James G Blaine’s presidential bid and calls for accountability. Included are testimonials about Morley Bros Blackberry Balsam and Electric Bitters marketing claims, plus a note for cedar charcoal sales in San Antonio area.
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Aoe
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