Democratic harmony in Congress shapes 1896 policy push
In Washington, Democrats seek a fresh start and unity to pass key legislation after the election. They anticipate the President's messages and Secretary Carlisle's report, while debates over tariffs, bonds, and war mediation unfold amid party strategy and a cooling economy.
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