Pretext Warning in Southern State Politics
A partisan screed denounces third party candidates as staging attacks on the Democratic party. It argues Republicans would use Alabama disputes to justify federal intervention, warns against dissension and potential federal takeover of state affairs. It cites Oberlin Smith and rail travel efficiency to underline broader issues.
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Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Ananias
North Carolina
Oberlin Smith
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Engineering Magazine
New York
Philadelphia
Alabama
Kolb
Harrison
South Carolina
Appropriations reduced by Holman in 1892 House speech
Indiana representative Holman contrasted Reed and Fifty-first Congress spending. He cites total appropriations of the Fiftieth Congress at $817,963,859.80 and the Fifty-first at $1,035,686,921.20, noting a 26 percent rise. He argues the present session reduced expenditures but increased bounties and subsidies by $79,527,602.62, urging fairness in judging fiscal results.
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Representative Holman
Indiana
House
Reed Congress
Congress
Holman
Treasury
Fifty-first Congress
Washington
Fifty First Congress
Stand by Their Record Review in Congress Expenditures
A Washington special to the Atlanta Journal analyzes Harrison and Cleveland eras, noting vast Republican and Democratic spending, comparing fiscal year incomes and liabilities, and accusing the administration of deception ahead of an election. It recalls prior administrations and cites varying debt and fund practices. It also mentions a Greenville third party convention and an unrelated Liver Regulator endorsement.
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Atlanta Journal
Washington
Harrison
Cleveland
Reed Congress
Congress
Committee On Appropriation
Fifty-first Congress
Foster
Garfield-Arthur
Cotton trade figures and tariff critique in 1890s era press
The report tracks weekly cotton receipts, exports, and in sight figures across September 1891 with gains over 1890 and 1889, noting interior stock changes and plantation movement. It follows with strong opinion from third party press urging tariff repeal to benefit farmers, arguing historic duty levels harmed consumers and farmers while protecting industry.
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New York Financial and Commercial Chronicle
Great Britain
France
Farmer Tax Burden and Third-Party Threats in Tariff Debate
The passage attacks tariff policy harming farmers, decrying Republican tariff benefits to monopolies and warning that a new third party could split the Democratic vote, potentially preserving radicalism. It contrasts Democratic hopes for relief with looming division and political folly.
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Bareion
the Wefely Chronicle
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Vic Adlale
Stevens Democrat
Illinois
Elias Carr
Edgecombe
KR. A. Doughton
Alleghany
Octavits Ce
Wake
R. M. Furman
Buncombe
W. Bain
Public Instruction
C. Scarboros
Johnston
Osborne
Mecklenburg
R, Nk
Wayne
T. B. Glens
Forsyth
Hrailway Travel
Williams
Greenville
Willis R. Williams
Senate
Simmons Liver Regulator
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National Watchman
Third Party
Reform
St. Louis
North
Richmond Times
Baltimore
England
Simmons
Simmons Liver
W. B. Lerper
Delaware
Ohio
O J. H. Zeilin & CO
College OF
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Alexander Q. Holladay
Raleigh, N. C
B. Noof, Jr
Pittsboro
N.C
J. R. Ferrall & Coo
Fayetteville St
N. C
Orange
Harvey
Magnolia
Cuba
Telephone
D. T. Johnson
Johnson, Agt
Raleigh, B
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L. Douglas
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M. S. Clark
P. O
Raleigh, N.C
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Caton
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Atlantic & North Carolina
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Morehead
Passener
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Best’s
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Kinston
Caswell
Dover
Core Creek
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Clark’s
New Berne
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Croatan
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Newport
Wildwood
Atlantic
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Atlantic Hotel
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Richmond & Dan Ene
Richmond & Danville
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Wilmington & Welton
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Selma
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Lay
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Goldstreet
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Clinton
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Gen'l Man
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New Discovery
Atlantic Coast
Morehead City, N.C
Chicago Inn Company
John ©. Plank
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