From Ocean to Ocean America for God
Dr. Talmage proclaims America for God in a grand Pacific coast tour sermon. He urges continental statehood, praises Yosemite and the Grand Canyon, and calls for gospelizing the West through pulpit and Young Men’s Christian Associations, urging massive immigrant and regional faith-driven expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Christ
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
California
Sierra Nevadas
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Montana
Washington Territory
Statehood
Congress of the
United States
Idaho
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Salt Lake City
Cox
Congress
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Niagara Falls
New York
Caesar
Alexander
Minster
Mont Blanc
Adirondacks
Mount Washington
Yosemite Falls
Niagara
Nevada Falls
Grand Canyon
Jehovah
Gibraltars
Sebastopols
Alhambras
Heaven and
Earth
Yonder
Yellowstone Park
Archangel
Puget Sound
America
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Port Townsend
Vancouver
Northwest
Bostons
New Yorks
Charlestons
Asia
Europe
Africa
Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
Alonzo
Vincent
Satan
Temple
Oregon
Colorado
Devils Saw-Mill
Devil’s Machine Shop
Gulf Stream
Columbia River
Young Men's Christian Association
Des Moines
Young Men’s Christian Association
Marauand
Brooklyn
Isaiah
David
Democratic Platform Attacked as Hollow and Hypocritical
A критique of the Democratic platform denounces it as demagoguery on tariffs and trusts, condemns pension policy, and attacks election boards while praising Republican contrasts. It cites votes on amendments in the Ohio legislature and mocks Democratic leadership and alleged fraud.
Non-Partisan Aim of Constitutional Taxation Amendment
The article details Democratic opposition to constitutional revision and presents official Senate and House voting records on Amendment No 1 taxation. It argues amendments are nonpartisan, designed to avoid a constitutional convention and save over $1,000,000, with votes showing bipartisan support in both chambers.
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Joseph G. Hoffman
Senate
House of Representatives
Conference Committee
House
Sanate
Yeas—Adams
Barrett
Braddock
Brown
Carlin
Coulter
Cowgill
Crook
Davis
Dorr
Geyer
Glover
Huffman
Lindsey
Mack
Massie
Morrison
Mortey
Robe Ee
Sinnett
Townsend
Wall
Zimmerman
Jaylexander
Cole
Ford
Kerr
Bense
Blue
Boden
Boehmer
Boyd
Braman
Britton
Cuyahoga
Hancock
Clancy
Clarke
Cope
Copeland
Cromsey
Dill
Donovan
Eakins
Eggerman
Eidemiller
Bad
Griffin
Haley
Hamilton
Harper
Hartpence
Harris
Holcomab
Holmes
Hubbard
Hudson
Huot
Hysel
Jackson
Kennedy
Lantz
Laylin
McGregor
McKelvey
Farmer Confidence in Protection Rises Against Free Trade
The farmer is portrayed as wary of free trade critics who push demagoguery. The piece argues tariffs create a strong home market, protect wages, and keep mills and farm prices healthy, praising the Republican protection stance and predicting farmers will vote accordingly on election day.
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Free Trade Democrats
America
Washington
Madison
Hamilton
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Harrison
Ohio Democratic
Ohio
United States
Standard Oil Trust
Cotton Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Republican Congress
Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democracy
Boston Advertiser
James E Campbell Gov Candidate and Politician Profile
James E Campbell, a Democratic Ohio gubernatorial nominee in the 1870s, born July 7 1843 in Middletown Butler County, served briefly in the Union navy due to illness, later elected Prosecuting Attorney of Butler County in 1875 and re elected in 1887, and carried the Butler district for Congress three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Middletown
Butler County
Butler
Foraker Nominated Again to Lead Ohio Republicans
Governor Foraker is nominated for a fourth time to head the Ohio Republican ticket. The Cleveland Leader lauds his soldierly record, fiscal restraint, and clean administration, noting his broad popularity and the strength of his running mates.
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Cleveland
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Union
Pennsylvania
Governor Foraker
Hamilton
State of
Lampson
Garfield
John S. Brown
D. K. Watson
Supreme Court
J. F. Dickman
John Hancock
A. B. Hester
W. M. Hahn
Board of Public Works
State Journal
Foraker
Hayes
Sherman
Senate
Converse
Outhwaite
S. Cox
Congress
James E. Campbell
Moe Kinley
Major Butterworth
Judge Seney
E. B. Taylor
Cooper
Grosvenor
Thompson
Brown
Hahn
House
King Bob
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Captain Foraker
Kennedy
McKinley
Foster
Pond, Smith
Missionary Ridge
Foraxer
Hoadly
Bishop
Hamilton County
Columbus
Court House
Campbell opposes nonpartisan election boards stance debated
The article argues Campbell opposes nonpartisan city election boards and wants elected boards with balanced party representation. It links his stance to Democratic machine influence and labels him a tool of party bosses tied to past election frauds. It also criticizes Ohio Democratic platform on trusts as demagogic.
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Campbell
General Assembly
Democratic Party
McLean Doodle
Johnny McLean
Arlen O'’Myers
Tom Cogan
Buck Brady
Hamilton County
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Democratic Party of
Ohio
The South's Problem and Negro Rights
The Charleston News and Courier argues that removing Black voters to the West or Southwest would restore white majorities and curb electoral fraud. It warns such an exodus would shrink representation, harm labor and cotton prosperity, and ultimately harm white interests.
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Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
North
Gulf State
Carolinas
Georgia
Yazoo
Palmetto
South
Newspaper Quote Advocates Rights for Negroes
A Chicago Tribune note argues it would be simpler to grant Black people equal rights, removing the need for migration or harsher solutions. The remark frames civil rights as the direct path to resolving racial tension.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Why They Have No Earthly Use for the Democratic Party
A New York Mail and Express critique argues Democratic vilification of young editors in Republican papers stems from the party’s past, accusing Democrats of slavery support and war opposition. It asserts American youths gravitate to progressive Republicans, leaving Democrats weak and reliant on urban slums and saloons for support.
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Democratic Party
America
N. Y. Mail and Express
Difference Between Republican and Democratic Administrations
The Cleveland Leader argues Pension Commissioner Tanner faced removal for unbusinesslike methods and bias toward veterans, while President Cleveland kept Gar nd in office despite alleged misuse of power for Pan Electric stock profits. The piece frames both cases as illustrating GOP versus Democratic administration traits.
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Tanner
Noble
Cleveland
Garland
Pan Electric Telephone Company
Judiciary Department
Quotes and opinions from multiple newspapers
A collage of editorial snippets and opinions from various papers criticizing tariff policy and political figures. It references the Republican platform, Washington and Montana voting trends, John L. Sullivan, William E. Scotts campaign fund, and remarks about the Grand Army of the Republic, with mentions of labor strikes in the United States and London.
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Washington
Montana
Des Moines
Gay
Congress
John L. Sullivan
N. Y
William £. Scott
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tanner
Secretary of the Interior
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Pas
St. Louis Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
Marah Jones
Florida
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
United States
London
Milwaukee Sentinel
Honest Man's Misfortune Sparks Administrative Clemency
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that while the country may pity Mr Tanner, the administration acted correctly in dispensing with his services. It emphasizes prudence and discipline as essential to government success and urges correcting mistakes rather than defending them.
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Tanner
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Democratic Platform
Free Trade
Mills Bill
St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
National
Lew Bernard
Ike Hill
Mike Mullen
Allen O. Myers
Doc Montgomery
Tom Costello
Meredith
Merrick
Messer
Monnot
Ohl
Ohlemacher
Palmer
Pennell
Pfiester
Poorman
Rawlins
Reed
Robinson
Shearer
Shinn
Smakey
Spencer
Stranahan
Strecker
Taylor
Tryon
Watkins
Weems
Whitacre
Whittlesey
Wilhelm
Williams
Worthington
Wydman
Young
Nays
Howard
Kitchen
McCray
Outcast
Robeson
Hoffman
Mortley
Rathbone
Robertson
Stull
Geyser
Steuve
Wallace
Hovss
Yeas—Albaugh
Ames
Ankeny
Armour
Barger
Baughman
Beatty
Holcomb
Hunt
Hysell
LeBlond
Monahan
Ogle
Owen
Rorick
Sanford
Schuler
Shaw
Smanley
Stewart
Tompkins
Vinnedge
Speaker Lampson
Belville
Bird
Cromley
Dean
Donavan
Doran
Gill
Harley
Hart
Klenseh
Kreis
Lawlor
Outeast
Pllester
Smith
Ole
Cutler
Buerhaus
Coates
Eakens
Fimpie
Gaumer
le Blond
Shuler
Smalley
Steart
Winnedge
Counts
the Election Boards
Garland and Tanner
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