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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
4
A Townsend post office edition features editorials attacking the Wilson tariff and calling for silver to be restored as money. It rails at President Cleveland, Cuba policy, and foreign markets while denouncing tariffs, wool imports, and federal debt in sweeping partisan terms.
Col Sanders served as ex officio party representative from Montana during Senator Carter's speech. The remaining Gallatin Valley pioneers gathered in Bozeman on February 22 for reminiscences and a festive gathering. The elderly settlers, among the state’s first, grow fewer each year as time passes.
Senator Carter, leading Republican National Committee chair, delivered a pivotal Senate speech on the 26th defending free coinage as the base of protection. He urged adherence to the Minneapolis platform, warned against a single gold standard, and challenged eastern critics while asserting duty over party interest. The speech drew praise from supporters and sharp criticism from opponents. The piece also notes the new tariff bill as an evil designed to aid eastern plutocrats.
The Venezuelan question is to be peacefully arranged between England and Venezuela through their ministers. The infant child of Mr. Jones and wife of Bedford died on Wednesday and was buried on Thursday.
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