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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
4
Fragments report The Recony entered for mailing. State ticket lists KR Mony Howard Cook Dabola. Also exposes Southern manufacturing boom and Lansing caucus plot to gerrymander electors. Courier Herald condemns Democratic schemes and favors public judgment at next Monday vote.
A fragmentary historical text rails at politicians and factions in Michigan, mixing charged racial stereotypes and invective about legislators and couples. It references Native people, white settlers, and rural places such as Au Sable, presenting a chaotic, provocative political outburst without coherent argument.
Detroit March 23 1891 a joint resolution proposes raising the Attorney General salary from 300 to 2500 per year to curb outside legal fees. Senate committee found 14450 spent on outside help last year. Legislature backs amendments to tighten expenditures and entrust work to state lawyers. Republican James McMillan and Democrat Daniel Campau endorse urging newspapers to support adoption as tax relief.
The New York Tribune argues that farm product costs have fallen since 1860 with a 24 percent overall drop by 1880 while internal taxes shrink less for farm goods. Transport reductions boost farmer earnings, though protectionists claim farmers benefit from tariffs.
A Gratiot county Democrat based in St. Louis reports plans to persuade Patrons and Prohibitionists to back C J Willett for circuit judge. The notice notes the committees previously pledged not to nominate for the seat and questions the honesty of the maneuver. The Maple Rapids Dispatch cautions readers to scrutinize such ticket intrusions.
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