Our Defenseless Condition on Foreign and Domestic Affairs
The article argues that President Cleveland's Venezuelan message worsens financial anxiety and questions American honesty. It critiques Wall Street influence, praises Philadelphia authorities, and urges reform of the Board of Pardons. It laments Democratic restraint on the armed forces, urges a standing army, and warns that penny wise policies threaten national security and order.
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Depew
New York
American Securities
Cleveland
Congress
Wall Street
White House
Reform needed in Pennsylvania Board of Pardons practices
The article argues the Board of Pardons should be filled by people with legal fitness rather than active politicians. It notes current boards are politically influenced and often thwart justice. It also discusses possible presidential appointments related to the Venezuelan commission and names General Harrison and ex-Senator Edmunds as potential choices.
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Venesuela
British Guiana
Olney
England
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Hon
Marshall Cushing
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Morton
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Washington Gossip Signals Senate Caution on Venezuela Issue
Tribune reports the Senate delays action on the president's Venezuela plan while the House pursues a $100000 commission to locate the boundary with British Guiana. It notes Olney and Quay personalities, party dynamics in Pennsylvania, and matrimonial news among Washington correspondents.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Danville
Virginia
Political Points on Lackawanna County Senate Prospects
The piece argues Lackawanna’s Republican majorities are growing with no expected disruption. It notes local Republicans know their preferred party leadership and dismisses fears raised by others. It mentions Senator Cameron’s desire to choose a successor and Pennsylvania voters potentially shaping the nomination.
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Philadelphia Times
Cameron
Pennsylvania
McClure
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