Republican Platform Recited: Wages Good Money Motto
The Times Herald condenses a GOP platform listing tariff protection, open markets, navy buildup, veterans pensions, foreign policy, Hawaiian annexation, Nicaraguan canal, Cuba peace efforts, Monroe Doctrine, immigration controls, civil service, free ballot, anti lynching, arbitration, homestead repeal, territorial admission, Alaska representation, temperance, women’s rights, and good wages in sound money. The piece ends noting “Good wages paid in good money” as the watchword.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States
West Indies
Turkey
Cuba
Alaska
The
Times-Herald
Democrats and silver debate stirs coal region politics
A regional snapshot shows voters in anthracite counties split on free silver, favoring protectionist revival and stable currency. It notes Senator Quay's disputed remark, Platt's blunt talk, Cuba policy tempers, and warns of political shifts ahead in Pennsylvania, with borough debt questions and Canadian party lessons.
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Schuylkill
Lugerne
Lackawanna
Revolts Within the Republican Ranks Through History
The piece surveys revolts against Republican national and state conventions, citing episodes from 1840s to late 1800s. It notes splits led by figures like Teller and Du Bois, Lincoln era opposition in Baltimore, Liberal Republicans backing Greeley, Blaine’s 1884 contest, and New York uprisings involving Tammany and Cornel l.
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Revolts Within the Republican Party Across States
The piece cites revolts in Chicago, Ohio, Indiana, California and other states showing that the Republican party has faced internal discord despite being called the most disciplined political force. It argues that disaffection and mutiny have periodically challenged national and state tickets.
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Teller
Amacchus Horoscope and Civic Wit for June 26 1806
Daily astrological column by Amacchus in The Tribune offers playful notes for Thursday June 26 1806. It mocks a child’s notion of a holiday gift, hints at political maneuvering around the Democratic party, and comments on the St Louis platform and protective policy.
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