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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1888
Page
4
A sprawling column discusses the 1892 presidential scene, praising Republican strength and critiquing Democratic free trade ideas. It references Harrison, Morton, Cleveland, and Davis, with commentary on tariffs, party unity, and the upcoming Kansan and national politics. It notes civic events, rail interests, and the sociopolitical climate shaping campaigns.
A fragment from The London Times on Irish immigration to the United States in the home rule era. It cites Irish-American voting patterns for free trade and how Irish emigrants influence English prosperity, alongside reflections on the Democratic Party’s history and current stance amid national prosperity and peace.
A leading West Virginia Democrat announces allegiance to the Republican Party amid criticism of pension vetoes and postwar policy. The letter cites national and state issues, urging unity among Union veterans and criticizing Democratic leadership for neglecting veterans and mismanaging wartime gains.
The text discusses the tariff subject and political rhetoric, noting the Republican party’s early government financial distress. It claims the government faced money and credit shortages, with industrial and fiscal pressure described as severe. The passage reflects partisan frustration and calls for money to be raised through energy and effort.
Fragmentary report describes nomination reversals and intercession efforts involving various officials and nations. Mentioned are duties of a secretary of war, an ambassador in France, and references to intercession and legal acts. The passage references U S government actions and international relations amid a partial narrative.
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