Ada Debate: Campbell Dominates McKinley in Victory
The Ada joint debate left Gov. Campbell decisively ahead as Maj. McKinley delivered a memorized essay. Campbell exposed flaws in the McKinley tariff narrative and urged wealth to be shared with workers, farmers, and artisans, rallying Democrats and tariff reformers to his standard.
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McKinley Refusal to Debate Seen as Campaign Silence
The Main Dealer notes Maj McKinley’s rejection of joint debates with Gov Campbell, citing his habit of repeated speeches and lack of new arguments. It argues the refusal stems from fear Campbell would share the spotlight, leaving Republicans with dwindling campaign thunder.
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McKinley tariff denounced as fraud under centuries
A Jacksonian critique from Wooster condemns the McKinley tariff as oppressive to farmers and beneficial only to large corporations. It argues demand and supply set prices, not government levies, and accuses McKinley of monetizing silver while opposing British-informed tastes. The piece mocks protective measures and political rhetoric, urging voters to reject the tariff stance.
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Fragments From Lonton Democrat on Tariff and Education
A long fragment cites Lonton Democrat remarks on tariff protections and wages, condemning Republican policy while praising cheap school books. It critiques McKinley and Sherman era politics, mentions Ohio debates, and references factory wages, public debt, and political rhetoric amid a heated campaign.
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