Platform Calls For Democratic Principles And Tariff Reform
The article argues for democratic principles against railroad encroachment by organized capital, praises Kansas State Teachers Association proceedings at Topeka, notes Pennsylvania legislature inaction, and urges tariff reform discussion. It cites McDonald’s presidential prospects, Ireland and O Donnell case, and GOP critique. Kansas City growth and Leavenworth figures are mentioned along with Colonel Gilpatrick endorsing tariff reform.
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Aout
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Relectors Call for Reform Coalition in County Media
The article urges voters to unite across party lines on tariff reform and anti monopoly ideals. It argues Republicans are captive to corporate powers, while greenbackers anti monopolists and Democrats should back outside reform. The Re- Flector promotes itself as a key county source at 1.50 for eight pages.
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Gazette and Chronicle
Reflectox
Guick
Dudley
Haskell
Republican Party
Knights of Labor
Democrats
End of Special Protection Policy Debate
The piece argues protection benefits eastern manufacturers while hampering the South and West. It notes southern mills expand, eastern protection persists, and Northern goods undercut southern prices. It questions sectional favoritism, urging equal terms and universal free competition to lower costs for consumers.
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East
New England
Colton, Wool and Iron
Augusta
Columbus
Congress
England
Republican Party
Great West
Railroad Grants and Letters Hit Political Power
A review of C P Hunwime- ToN letters exposes moral decay in railroad bosses and conspiratorial influence over Congress and newspapers. It argues the Texas Pacific grant was forfeited in 1878 and urges Democratic lawmakers to oppose unearned land handoffs, signaling a reformist stance.
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C. P. Hunwime- Ton
Central Pacific Huntington
Texas Pacific
Huntixcron
Democratic Congress
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