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Democratic hopes for House majority in 1900 election
The piece argues the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee expects at least a ten seat House majority, with Republicans admitting cautious figures. It cites Dungan and Beveridge on imperial policy and trusts, notes campaign tactics to emphasize gains, and mentions Baker Long and armor contracts amid the 1900 mood. It also covers local political clashes, Blackburn falsehoods, Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsements, and praise for Buxton in North Carolina campaigns.
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