Seven Presidential Tickets Across Seven Parties
The Me Eagle outlines platforms for seven tickets this year Democratic Republican Prohibition United Labor Deion Labor Industrial and Eyal Righte. It lists presidential and vice presidential picks including Grover Cleveland and Allen Thurman for the Democrats and Ginton Fisk with John Brooks for the Prohibition, detailing regional nominees and party leaders. The article notes a relaunch of each party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Republican
Prohibition
United Labor
Deion Labor
Industrial
Eyal Righte
Democratic Platform Adopted at St Louis Convention
The Democratic platform, adopted at the National Democratic Convention in St Louis, pledges to uphold the party’s long standing faith. It urges reduction of excess taxes, fiscal frugality, and tariff reform while defending equal rights, trust in constitutional government, and propagation of domestic industries under a regulated economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic
St. Louis
Jann
Tak
Terence
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Anita Publie
Propia
Republica Party
Auiea
Sormmethr
Arcleoua
Soidivey
Enijers
Feyebile
Ameria
Scwndal
Prudeur
Ube
Lewes
Cleveland
Wader
Royaler
Republian
Rome
Seul
Iris Repugmant
Deno Reno
Amerioug
Wen
Republican Platform at Chicago Adopts 1883 Vision
The document proclaims the party’s devotion to constitutional rights and free elections, denounces Democratic policies, endorses statehood for territories like South Dakota, and calls for protectionist tariffs, a strong navy, and reform to curb government patronage. It praises Lincoln and Grant era leaders while condemning foreign influence and endorsing monetary bimetallism.
Prohibition Platform Adopted by National Convention in Indianapolis
The document outlines Prohibition Party goals from the Indianapolis meeting, urging abolition of liquor traffic, a constitutional amendment path, abolition of internal revenue taxes, strict licensing and immigration controls, equal rights for women, and labor reforms. It cites the Cincinnati May 14 1888 and condemns Democratic and Republican ties to monopolies while urging Australian secret voting and broad coalition with labor interests.
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Chicago
United States
Alrafaim Lincoln
Inter
Sreviry
Philip HL Sueridan
Canabecparion
Leeland
Alon
Rghis
Rook
Cau Republicass
Promident and Tik
Meta
Europe
Afegrittican Party
Pat Soto
Uotie
Thai Ledar Fewlee
Amy Grisel
prydereiVe Wyster
Agpt
Tireiger
Congress
Firevaet
Americas
Ettisear
Siena
Repiblicas
Esmidiahent
Congrras
Uswarsal
Artur
Dienocrasne
Acre
Amarond
Tunie
Idepubocan
Granis
Democratie
BiinetretOmert
Cawey
Psecute
Wring Diprorariee
Iasie
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Almidhty
Tbe
Uie
Mbica
Dheventh
National United Labor Convention
Cincinnati
United Labor Party
Holt
Creas
Enenety
Materia
National Union Labor Convention
United
Publc
Tese
Union Labor Party
Mabeast
United States Postal
Epstem
Lani
Mury
Industrial Reform Platform Endorsed by National Convention
A fragmented account outlines an Industrial Reform Platform adopted by the National Industrial Reform Convention in February. The text asserts aims to reduce government revenue waste, restore voting rights, and address banking and education costs while contrasting U S and German university systems and discussing literature and cultural spending.
Argentine Republic and Ayres Discuss South American Trade
A long fragment discusses the Argentine Republic led by President Juarez, global trade, and railroads in South America. It mentions Ayres and Co. as a tanker firm, notes about climate, population, and infrastructure like roads and trains, with figures on investments and wagonage, and references to American influence and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemas Ayre Dankre
South Americas
Mmnlawe
Climatesmt
United States
Sandford
Samuel Ik Hale & Co
Burcu Ayres
Livertecene
Averis Ayres
Uae
Seagert
Themshimides
Sonia
Ateatuer
Baerope
Zeolgo
Terwilenm
Ottens
Rimglis
Juares
Pont
Fiaen
Rene Sowat
Giria
Ameria
New York
Mercury
Carey
Aleiwey
Smw
Wali
Bate
Cate
Beatie Ayres
Eeag
Landen
Lee Mactoe
Axel le Preece
Pacarus
Coe
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Mereulica
Previest
Benjamin Marrisn
India
Levi F. Moran
New ‘York
Demoecratic
Alles G. Thurman
Obie
Prominrrion
Ginton B. Fisk
New Jersey
John A. Brooks
Mieour
Uein Lator J
Serecter
A. Viee
Charles of
Arkstras
E. Cahaingham
United Larot
Hubert HL. Cipmilley
Illinois
W. H. T. Wakefield
Kansas
Tsdustrial Revi, Prsident
Albert F. Kaimono
Cali
Tors
Jobe Colvin
Kismet Fatal
Muets
Spies
Ptu Ecula
Anand
South Dakota
Senate
Unewe
Washington
North Dakota
Mootans
Republican Party
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Aniuina
Soou Na Postiie
Republic
Iim
Ameren
Leseniig
Pensioux
Avtlantic
Gulf and Pacific States
Monroe
Central America
American Organization
Nicarazun Canal
Central
South America
America
Hshieree
Jawa
Tormen
Republicas Party
Ovnpinus
Ceune
Toned
Soanil Aganon
Ballos
Eed
Turber
Cieesiand
Camerome Petone
Penuion Ingielation
Secu, MS
Frs
United Labor Platform
Union Labor Platform
Equal Rights Platform
United State
Lim
Lee
Ach
Asia
Industrial Reform Platform
Gimertic
Jessy
Jules Hawthorne
Deifords Magaeon
Cnet
Umageoe
Germany
Cohen Ant
Argentine Republic
Flenty
Thade
Sten Ory
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