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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1892

Page

10

Cleveland's Letter A Brief and Pointed Letter The Evils of a Tariff

Grover Cleveland writes to William L Wilson and committee defending Democratic tariff reform and civil service, arguing tariffs burden citizens, promote special interests, and threaten liberty. He discusses currency, pensions, immigration, and public expenditure while urging a revenue system that serves all Americans and opposes government paternalism. The letter ends with a defense of Democratic principles and a note from Chicago Times.

William L. Wilson National Democracy Civil Berg Ilelorm Nicaragua Ship Canal Iam Grover Cleveland Gray Gables United States Republic Congress of the People Chicago Times

Proper Ballot Instructions for Straight and Scratched Tickets

Officials explain how to mark a ballot to vote straight party lines or scratch tickets. Guidance covers party groupings, how to place crosses, handling Prohibitionist and write‑in candidates, and using blank spaces to vote for off‑ballot names. A lighthearted cartoon caption about suburban life follows.

Vamue People’s Party Harrisburg

Visitor notes lunatic's wheelbarrow prank at Lancaster asylum

A visitor at Lancaster asylum recently saw a resident pushing a wheelbarrow on its wrong side. When asked why, the man replied that turning it right side up would invite "them" to put something into it. The remark reflects the inmate's perception of outsiders.

Lancaster Asylum

An Optical Illusion in a Narrow Track Race

A trainer helps a man who finished last off the horse as he asks why he slowed at the three-quarter pole. The racehorse’s man replies the others spurted, not that he slowed.

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