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12 Oct 1892
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Sullivan Union in Sullivan, Indiana
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1892
Page
1
Democrats fail to win soldiers votes at Grand Army reunion
Washington dispatch reports a failed effort by Democrats to sway old soldiers at the Grand Army reunion. Organizers distributed pro Democratic materials and badges closely imitating the Grand Army insignia, provoking indignation among veterans. Republicans are noted as having stronger support, with evidence that most veteran legislation favored by soldiers originated with Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Congress
Maine Republicans claim sweeping victory in state election
Chairman Manley reports a large Republican win in Maine with Henry B. Cleaves elected governor by 12,300, majorities for Reed Dingley Boutelle Milliken in Congress, 30 of 31 senators and 110 of 150 representatives, plus county gains. Democratic losses cited as 6,000 fewer votes than prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Manley
Maine Republicans
Harrity
Democratic Committee
Republican State Committee
Democratic Party
Henry B. Cleaves
Emancipation Stance Tied to Tariff Policy Compared
A historical passage asserts the Republican party's tariff program protected home labor and raised revenue, claiming it abolished slave labor and freed American workers from pauper wages regardless of color or condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Reciprocity with Brazil Drives Trade Gains in 15 Months
The May 30 discussion notes that after fifteen months under the reciprocity pact with Brazil imports rose by 56.9 million dollars while US exports to Brazil grew by 1.76 million. Total exports hit 18.04 million, up 10.84 percent from the year ending March 31, 1890, with items including flour, cotton goods, chemicals, iron, oils, bacon and lumber. A separate report credits Peck with a near 6.38 million wage rise and 81.8 million in production gains across 68 industries and 285,000 workers in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
United States
Harri son Frames Objection to Canal Bias
A New York Sun editorial lauds Mr Harri son for resenting unlawful discrimination against Americans on the Welland canal, praising his stand as highly creditable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Welland Canal
New York Sun
Farmers' Discovery of Third Party Scheme in 1890s
Chicago dispatch reports farmers resist voting for the People’s party aiding Cleveland. It argues that third party electors help Cleveland and reduce Republican strength, recalling Sparks’ land office actions and home title losses under Cleveland. It frames the People’s party as Democratic cover and warns of renewed land disputes if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Illinois
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
People’s Party
Democrats
People's Party
Democratic Party
Northwest
House
Senate
O. P. Austin
Cleveland
White House
Sparks
Mr. Harrison
Land Office
Dakota
Idaho
Utah
Washington
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Minnesota
Zrover Cleveland
Harmony political row with General Sickles on campaign
General Sickles mocks the Hill faction in New York and asserts Cleveland can win without them. He predicts Wisconsin Michigan Pennsylvania Massachusetts will carry for Cleveland and says New York is not essential. Asked about soldier votes for Cleveland, he says very few from the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sickle
General Sickles
New York
Cleveland
Vilas
Wisconsin
Dickinson
Michigan
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Russell
Massachusetts
Hill
Mr. Hill
Chicago
Third Corps
Crowder’s Bank
Norpieside
Palmer's Prayer G A R expresses sympathy for President Harrison
Commander in chief Palmer states the Grand Army of the Republic regrets that President Harrison cannot attend the Washington encampment due to the serious illness of Mrs. Harrison. He notes Harrison joined the 1865 review and had planned to take part in the march and week of events, and prays for the president's strength and his wife’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Washington
Palmer
Banking and tariff debates split Democratic stance and wage trends
The piece cites Harrison and Elkins arguing against state bank currency and protectionism, warning voters of a return to prewar banking and the McKinley tariff. It notes wage gains under McKinley laws and contrasts pauperism in Britain with American wage growth and welfare.
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