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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1904
Page
6
The Union urges Sullivan County voters to support the Republican ticket nominated last Saturday. It touts the nominees as men of integrity and business capacity and contrasts the 1892 prosperity with current sentiment. The piece criticizes Democratic state platform critiques, defends the sinking fund and debt reduction under Republican rule, and mocks Democratic oratory and actions.
A 1904 New York report claims efforts to mislead voters about Judge Parker's views were deliberate. The piece asserts a vague platform served to attract anti Parker supporters by concealing positions.
A political appraisal argues the party has a solid labor and corporate policy record, with pledges backed by statute. It commends the Governor's benevolent institutions administration as lawful and in the public interest, predicting a Republican victory in November.
A Chicago-era editorial argues Indiana Democrats lack candidates and unlikely prospects for victory in state and national races. It praises President Roosevelt as decisive and steady, noting his background as a rancher and connection to common people.
A fragmented column urged voters to oppose the New York candidate and back integrity in the tariff dispute with Bryan. It warned party fracturing and trust influence threaten democracy west of the Alleghenies.
The passage questions why a change is needed while arguing the current leader has withstood scrutiny. It warns of potential worse conditions and accuses Democrats of lacking a platform beyond changing masters. It asserts a GOP advantage in a 36,000 war but claims Democrats cannot overcome it.
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