Horace Boies Iowa Democratic hope in 1890s politics
The New York World highlights Horace Boies as a leading Democratic figure in Iowa with decisive state ticket wins. It portrays his shift from Republican to progressive Democrat, his stance on prohibition and tariff reform, and his potential impact on national politics. It also reviews Southern views on the Ocala sub treasury plan and its political reception.
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Hill Named to Lead National Democratic Committee
The Newbern Journal discusses Gov. Hill as a potential chair of the National Democratic Executive Committee, praising his ability and loyalty. It notes Hill could rally New York and energize the national campaign whether or not Cleveland is the presidential nominee, and frames him as a practical, capable politician aligned with historic democratic figures.
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