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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1894
Page
7
The piece argues that no Democrat can truly be a protectionist and urges Judge Merrifield to declare his stance. It contends his nomination would force a clear choice between party loyalty and protectionist policy, warning against a risky, dishonest straddle.
The article discusses Senator John P. Jones of Nevada leaving the Republican party over free silver coinage and the Sherman silver purchase acts. It argues his action reflects broad western discontent with party stance on silver and suggests thoughtful, principled exits by earnest supporters.
In a heated exchange, advocates defend protecting American coinage and oppose free silver, arguing Democratic control risks inflation and harm to western states while urging support for American industry. The piece criticizes the Philadelphia Record and William M. Singerly, condemning foreign and domestic interests that favor imports over home labor.
Assistant Postmaster General Jona dissolves the La Plume post office after dissatisfied petitioners boycotted services. Critics say the action punishes innocent residents and rewards party loyalists, reflecting patronage abuses under the current administration. The note also discusses a Pennsylvania political handbook, election insights, and Democratic turmoil in Ohio.
Colonel Breckinridge faces decision at today’s primaries with potential extra votes in November and after death. Tom Reed plans an argument in supplementary proceedings about a week from Tuesday in Gotham. Judge Merrifield’s party duty would be funny if not so affectionate to the cause.
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