The Political Outlook and Tariff Debates of 1890
A political column argues for Democratic strength in North Carolina and nationwide, urging unity against a common foe, with forecasts of a hot canvass and November victory. It includes excerpts from a Cleveland letter supporting tariff reform and critiques of Republican monetary policy and the McKinley Act, noting price increases and wage trends across industries.
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North Carolina
Cleveland
J. A. Hill
Steuhenville (D
The
Farmers’ Alliance
New York
Republican Party
Senate
Carlisle
United States
Congress
Cleveland's 1882 Democratic Faith and Progress
A 1902-era outline quotes Mr. Cleveland praising the Democratic Party's time honored principles and calls for firm adherence to its doctrines to meet the people's wants. It contrasts Cleveland with President Harrison and notes party divisions, third party failures, and local Democratic rallies with Mason and Williams addressing audiences.
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Democratic Party
Treasury
MR. Cleveland
Manhattan Club
Cleveland
Tave
Harrison
Baum
Pension Bureau
Representative Enloe
House
Enloe
Frank Delair
Canada
Coburg
Ontario
Matilda Delair
Delair
Mason
Williams
State Chronicle
Hintsnoro
Thomas W. Mason
A. H. Williams
Maj
John W. Graham
Congressman Williams
Dr. Foust
Republican Party
North Carolina
Union
Congress
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