Temperance tensions ripple through press and politics
The Abilene Democrat frays over temperance lines, urging repeal of the prohibition amendment in favor of high license and local option. The Gazette is challenged to declare stance, with references to Sam Riggs and anti monopoly reform. Editorials discuss editor courage, political loyalties, and the national prohibition convention.
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Abilene Democratic
Democrat
Gazette
Pittsburg
Mr. Wilson
Oppose Protective Tariffs Say National Democrat Leader
The National Democrat quotes Hon Scott Wire opposing tariffs beyond revenue, urging steep reductions over three years. He argues for freeing raw materials and essentials like blankets and sugar, lowering costs for workers, and pressuring monopolists while warning of unintended stagnation from high protection. The piece notes wage struggles in protected industries and miner suffering in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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National Democrat
Democratic Party
Africa
House of Representatives
Monster Monopolies
Republican Party
Charles Redley
Springfield
Ohio
Texas and
New York
Fall River
Patterson
Pittsburg
Reading
Macungie
Conkling on the Presidency and Political Echoes
An 1864 letter from Col James M Scovel of Camden NJ urges Conkling to back Gen Arthur for the Republican nomination. The piece cites Roscoe Cosine and Spurgeon anecdotes and notes party contest views from Newton Republican regarding the second district. The ad ends with a brief mention of the New High Arm Davis Sewing Machine as a modern device.
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Arthur
James M. Scovel
Camden
New Jersey
Conkling
Gen
Col. Seovel
Mr. Conkling
Wat Sracer
New York
Hox
Janzs M. Scoven
Dean
Macy
Zeno
Athens
Roscoe Cosine
Newton
Davis
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