Prohibition plank framed by Kansas Democrats and allies
The Kansas Democratic platform opposes state or national prohibition and favors a regulated license system. Wisconsin and Illinois Democrats call for regulated liquor laws and defend personal liberty. Pennsylvania candidate Chauncy F. Black advocates strict laws to curb abuse but opposes confiscation of property.
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Chauncy F. Black
Pensylvania
Tilden
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What Democracy Has Done. Cleveland in office one year and a half
The article argues that in that period Cleveland’s administration saved twenty two million dollars in expenditures and reduced debt while boosting treasury balances and bank clearings. It cites restoration of public domain and limits on fraudulent butter, then critiques a partisan response from republican organs over Gov. Guick pardons. It also includes a merchant adage on newspaper advertising spend.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Joan A. Marre
Gov. Glick
Guick
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