Weighed by record not motives in third party pick
The piece argues that third party advocates talk of unity but judges credibility by actions. It condemns General Weaver as unworthy of the ticket due to past anti Southern rhetoric. It notes the Eighth district nomination of William H. Bower and Lewellyn as elector. It ends with New York City state Democrats rallying, with Grant leading a Madison Square Garden notification for Cleveland.
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Protectiv e Tariff Debate and Lawlessness Across States
The piece cites Governor McKinley at Minneapolis praising a protective tariff and questions its home and fireside promise by recalling the Homestead lockout. It quotes Mr Washburn and Senator Teller critiquing the anti option bill, then addresses Idaho and Wyoming lawlessness, lynching, and federal troop intervention, noting relative South stability.
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Responsibility at Homestead in Philadelphia Ledger clash
The piece argues the immediate trigger of the Homestead riot was the company’s decision to deploy a large number of Pinkerton men at its works. It questions the moral right of bringing in an alien armed force, labeling it an indefensible blunder provoking lawlessness and bloodshed.
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Political notes echo third party doubts and Cleveland sympathy
In Iredell and surrounding areas, readers note shrunk third party influence and waning belief in redeemers as election nears. They report many Republicans hesitant to back tickets, fear bayonet intimidation at polls, and show sympathy with Homestead strikers, hoping electoral votes tilt toward Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Typewriter Headquarters Ad Promises Low Prices and Large Stock
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