Federal elections and party clash across the South
The piece gathers disparate 1890s opinions on federal election law and race politics. It cites Republican and Democratic aims in the South and nationally, arguing for a strong enforcement role for federal election oversight and criticizing opposition tactics. It notes comments from Cherman Bowman and Senator Fey, with city papers like the Chicago Inter Ocean and Toledo Blade quoted on reform plans and party unity.
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Polite
New’ York
Maine
Nus
Mobile Bay
Pinaherton
Aluhana
Hayonsta
Croso
Cherman Bowman
Peoplin
Opeika
Adonis
Prenitent
Vites
Fey
Shiomean Lerts
Cs State
Creep Wnay
Congress
Mem F
Hove
Chicago
Oien
Toledo Blade
Suly
Te Wares
Simmons
Gideon
Gideon Wilson
Republican Party
Chevkeasy
North Carolina
Weaver Ticket Labeled as Harrison Aid in Wake County
The piece argues Mr A C Green of Wake County runs as a Wenviite electoral candidate but is a de facto Harrison ally. It accuses funds from national Republican sources and a cheating coalition of underwriters, urging voters to see the Weaver line as a Republican proxy and to reject such tactics.
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Green
A.C. Green
State Senate
Wake County
Harrison
Weaver
North Carolina
National Republican
Benjamin Larvison
Turin
Pex Ley Williams
Little Rock
Ark
Gideon
New York
Cleveland
Stevenson
Tamman
NORIS
America
A. A. Ancnen
M. D
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Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Castors
Castoria
Asireo Hospital
Axp Dispensary
Sioston
Mass
Ransom's Morganton Speech Attacks Weaver and War Memories
The Morganton Herald reports Senator Ransom denouncing Weaver as a traitor while praising Southern valor and mourning wartime toil. He contrasts peace votes with loyalty to his home state, condemns reconstruction policies, and warns against Republican fiscal measures harming the South.
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Ransom
Weaver
Morganton
Senate
Pnator Vance
South
Sherman
Sheridan
Pulaski Bnd
Lowe
Virginia
North Carolina
Political scandal taints Tennessee campaign tactics
The Courier Journal reports a alleged bargain between John H. McDowell and the Republican National Committee. McDowell would back Buchanan for governor and divert Populist votes to Harrison and Reid in exchange for 15 000, with 10 000 already paid. Ivins and Hill oppose the deal as it undermines Republican aims and public trust.
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Reid
Cou
Republic
McDowell
United States
Man Carter
Ivins
Hill
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Raleigh
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Rocky Mount, N. C
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