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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
4
The Cedar Morning opines that Democrats must end internal wrangling and reject factionalism to win in 1896. It criticizes rivals and lobbyists, notes Populists may gain in the Senate, and urges plain Democratic unity, avoiding personal prefixes and focusing on defeating Republicans. It comments on labor wages and industry shifts post election.
A historic critique alleges banks in New York hoard gold and manipulate the money market to provoke panic and push for more government bonds. It claims Secretary Foster prepared plates for bond issuance and Secretary Carlisle issued some to ease business stagnation, urging citizens to protest corners in the money market and seek legislation.
The piece argues the recent election did not repudiate the Wilson tariff. Republicans and papers deny shifting policy or returning to McKinleyism. It claims the Senate actions show corruption and suggests impeachment, while urging the party not to undo the tariff law.
Election chatter notes Crain of a Texas district as the lone Democrat with increased majority while Cleveland and tariff reform debates stir, plus calls for Democratic reorganization in Philadelphia. Also mentions mayoral candidate Hugs Grass, government bonds, and a push for business college education from Warren Bradford Butler Warren New Castle and Youngstown institutions.
Attorney General Olney defends the federal law in the Reading railroad matter against a judge’s attempt to bar Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members from employment. The stance mirrors his Chicago Strike position, asserting the government’s duty to enforce law over popularity, and warns that a ruling upholding the receivers could bar organized labor from work.
On Tuesday November 6 Hamilton County Ohio reported a Republican majority of over 22 000. A week later November 13 in a special election Hamilton County Ohio shows a 25 000 swing with a Democratic judge elected to the insolvent court. The Congressional district judge slate includes Cameron Stone Parsons MecCalmont with party affiliations noted.
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