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Democratic fury over Cleveland centralization and Wall Street control
A lengthy critique denounces Grover Cleveland and his administration for centralizing power, leveraging patronage, and aligning with Wall Street bankers to push monetary policy. It accuses the president of violating laws on silver purchases and Chinese exclusion, triggering a financial panic and widespread ruin in the South and West, while labeling Cleveland a treacherous tool of the money power.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Treasury
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Victoria Hotel
National Bank
John G Carlisle
New York Sun
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Chisholm & Coo
Broadway
Tribune
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Democratic Party
John Sherman
Washington
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Huke Smith
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America
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Charlotte Observer
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Court of Heaven
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Junius
Thomas Jefferson
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Clevelard
John W. Daniel
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