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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1888
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reports a heated party scene with references to Cleveland, Governor Morchows, and General Harrison. It notes ties to Indiana Virginia lineage, attacks on rivals, ballots and protectionism, and the upcoming Marriion race. Multiple figures like Porter Farnum and Sherman appear, with strong partisan commentary.
Opinion column contrasts true courage with recklessness as President Cleveland vetoes pension measures for Union veterans. It argues Congress, not the President, should decide veterans' claims, praising committees and warning against executive overreach. The piece also recalls historic party conventions and nominating dynamics.
A harsh critique of Democratic rhetoric in the era, accusing advocates of opposing protection and backing Cleveland. The piece mocks the party lyrics, calling out alleged manipulation, insincerity, and the influence of moneyed interests on reform and economic policy. It portrays the Democratic line as wavering and driven by parasitic factionalism.
The Chicago convention showcased a large list of strong Republican names led by Allison Myre Sherman Harrisn Hewtey Grehant Spow McKinty and others. It praised the party's devotion to principle integrity and high character and argued the gathering offered the best talent for the ticket and state leadership. The editorial noted availability among contenders influenced the final choice and highlighted the Indiana candidacy as a key factor.
A lengthy critique contrasts Wichita politics and the Leader organ with Topeka prohibition ties, then pivots to a Chicago Republican convention overview. It praises candidates, criticizes the Prohibition faction, notes financial spending in campaigns, and cites figures and opinions on party leaders and Irish observers.
Portland's edition cites the Oregonian noting the state cast about 60 000 votes for a single member of Congress. It contrasts southern states like Georgia and Mississippi, arguing the south gains congressional and electoral power while suppressing votes, and cautions that the 1880s campaign will intensify as Republicans and veterans reassess leadership and policy. The piece critiques Cleveland era politics and predicts shifts in party support and voter engagement ahead of elections.
A jumble of local items from Kansas papers mentions Salina population 9559, YMCAs, marriage licenses, schooling, river floods, theater, and civic events. It notes Fort Scott bathrooms, Leavenworth licenses exceeding real estate transfers, and unrest over saloons, assemblies, and politics with multiple towns cited.
Fragmentary text describes an election canvass by Mr Hiaine in Irv, noting remarkable efforts but suggesting uncertain outcomes. Readers see reference to a political campaign and buried implications, with no clear resolution or definitive actions detailed.
A garbled narrative describes a chaotic corridor scene with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a band, a “Gost Macaty” setting, and various unclear characters, hinting at a crowded, surreal moment with political and social overtones.
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