Senator Hoar on Imperialism and McKinley
United States Senator Hoar argues anti imperialists should back President McKinley in the 1900 election. He critiques Bryan and McKinley for supporting or opposing the Philippine issue, asserts the treaty bound public funds, and emphasizes constitutional duties, silver, free trade, and the Supreme Court in shaping policy.
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Hea George
Hoar
United States
McKinley
Ior Perialits
Bryan
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the
Provident MeKinler
Mr. Bryan
Myr
Braun
Wwo
Senate
Messis
McEnery
Mylaurin
Morgan
Tet Nivap
Allen
Butler
Larris
Kyle
Jones
Nevada
Trvinity
Delaware
Eles
Ate
Feliy
Brian
Cam Ign
Batt
Beran
Gage
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Judge Hornblower Opposes Bryan in Imperialism Debate
New York jurist Judge William B. Hornblower, long associated with the Supreme bench, declares in a public statement that he cannot support William J. Bryan due to the Populist and financial platforms behind his campaign. He argues the nation must prioritize domestic integrity over imperial ambitions and criticizes Bryan for aligning with the treaty and purchase of foreign islands, urging adherence to honest financial governance.
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William B. Hornblower
New York
Willian B. Hornblower
Supreme Bench of
United States
Cleveland
Senate
David B. Hill
Bryan
Jude Went
Aio
Eanen
Kansas City
Hrgan
Alentt
Mr. Brean
Amar
Tlis Anite
Dor
Souses
Congress
Aly
Alont
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Brian
Democratic Party
Realien
Popa Ifaw
Tam
Syiin
Huar
McKinley
Scott speaks on protection and Southern progress
Senator N B Scott of West Virginia argues that protection benefits the nation and the South as the citadel of Democracy. He traces the rise of protectionist sentiment in the South over 25 years, noting that high tariffs correlated with prosperity while low tariffs led to hard times across productive industries.
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N. B. Scott
United States
West Virginia
South
EAMES Americans Push Expansion In Trade Policy
The piece argues for continued geographic and market expansion to sustain American production. It emphasizes creating new markets for goods, avoiding contraction of trade reach, and urges proactive commerce to support national industry and employment.
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Cuba
Porta Rica
America
Havana
United States
Tariff, North and South Prosper Under McKinley Era
The piece argues that increased activity and profits under McKinley versus Cleveland stem from the Republican protective tariff and gold standard. It claims the South shares in prosperity, notes strong protection sentiment in West Virginia, praises crop prices, and credits Cuban and Puerto Rico trade gains to tariff and currency policy. It highlights banking ties advocating McKinley and discusses shifts in Southern industry like iron ore and pig iron, lumber, coal, and coke expansion, plus broader foreign demand for American goods.
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McKinley
Cleveland
West Virginia
Hambleron & Co
Waitimore
X Creular
Suutin
Bryan
United States
Sears
Warren on Republicanism and Wyoming prosperity tale
Francis B. Warren argues in favor of Republican rule, contrasting four democratic years with McKinley era gains. He cites Wyoming growth in wool, cattle, coal, and wages, noting dramatic valuation boosts and shifts from debt to repayment, urging support to thwart Bryan and secure continued expansion.
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Francis EB. Warren
Aiine
Mates Senkrar
Campaig
Wyoming
Sears
Earl of Deny
Tees
McRivey Salu
Nave Becie
Bryan
Boyan
Patra
Imarker
McKinley
Paul
Ling
McWinker
Puget
Fiat
Mektishi Ministoon
Taere
Consolidating Roads and the New Railroad System
Baldwin argues railroad consolidation shifts toward efficiency and higher wages by enabling better tracks and equipment, but prompts fears of loss of independence among small lines. He contends scale improves transport, service regularity, and employment, while posing challenges to independent operators.
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Long Inland Railroad
Uberdivaraits
Asa
Iiber
Galtheads
Intel
THOR
Hayes
Attite Toahy
Bates
Jiprey
Niles
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