Impelled by Love of Country Against Detractors
A speaker declares devotion to country and urges action to oppose parties seen as threats to the nation, vowing to use all efforts to defeat those who seek to destroy the country.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1896
Page
2
A speaker declares devotion to country and urges action to oppose parties seen as threats to the nation, vowing to use all efforts to defeat those who seek to destroy the country.
Fragmentary 19th century dialogue references Mr Pleasants and free coinage silver. The text expresses opinions on monetary policy and its impact on towns and people, with phrases suggesting concern over utility and ethics in medicine.
A viewed excerpt argues the money question is central to the campaign, urging tariff relief and revenue balance. It presses the Republican party as the sole capable force, pledging to restore confidence and renew factory activity within a year, citing past records as proof of its future acts.
A fragment discusses Mr. Bryan as a champion of workers, recounting a past episode with reports from Cardiff and other places. It criticizes the McKinley tariff for enriching a few while leaving laborers hungry, paired with vivid images of tins and dinner pails.
Eli Goldsberry aged 90 years 1 month and 16 days died at the West Fork of Vermillion on July 16 1896. Born May 31 1806 in Ross County Ohio he married Annie Guy in his 23rd year. He lived in Indiana Iowa and Kansas before settling in Marshall County Illinois where he spent his final years. Survived by several children including Milton Benton Amy Mundell Rebecca Gibson Joha Lemuel and others with spouses. He was married three times and left a large family. Beattie Eagle notes his long life and quiet home as a landmark of Marshall County. The piece comments on the Era’s political shift with the religious press.
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