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Washington Letters Signal Democratic Resolve After Defeat
The correspondent traces Democratic resilience after a defeat, arguing dissension kept voters away and a solid front in 1896 hinges on party harmony. It covers reactions from Sen Sherman to Secretary Carlisle, with warning that internecine strife could harm future prospects and noting tariff reform and pension measures as near-term priorities.
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