Democratic tariff reform keynote from Cleveland and Stevenson
The Chicago Convention nomination reception at Madison Square Garden featured speeches by Cleveland and Stevenson. The speakers praised tariff reform, condemned favored classes exploiting earnings, and urged just, equal tariff laws to protect all citizens. They warned against forceful legislation and warned that defeat would threaten the party and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
New York
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Weaver vilified by South faction in Third Party clash
The Wilmington Messenger denounces Gen Weaver as dangerous to the South and warns Southern whites to reject his candidacy and align with Democratic interests, citing his shifting affiliations and hostile rhetoric toward the region. It calls for loyalty to the South and opposition to the Third Party agenda.
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Wilmington Messenger
Weaver
South
Harrison, Reid
Hour
Lodge
Radical Party
Pennsylvania
Thai Stevens
Man Weaver
O'Ferral
Virginia
House of Representatives
Democratic Campaign Speech Emphasizes Candor and Patriotism
The speaker extols calm courage, candor, and trust in the people's intelligence. He urges telling the public honestly how service to the nation will work and relying on thoughtfulness and patriotism. The address condemns destructive charges and partisan aims, advocating principle and the common good.
The Difference Between Two Administrations
The excerpt contrasts Grover Cleveland’s 1888 tenure with two years of Radicalism after 1890. It asserts a prosperous treasury and smooth government under Cleveland, then claims a vanished surplus, increased taxation, and potential bankruptcy due to the McKinley era policy. It argues Democratic governance proved superior to Republican rule.
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Grover Cleveland
Congress
Everbody
Repusicas
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R. A. Dovethon
Alleghany
Octavious Coxe
Wake
R. M. Ferman
Buncombe
Frank I. Osorne
Mecklenburg
Sup’t. of Public Instruction
J.C. Scramnoroven
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Indiger Gon
Billouanem
Eine
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Ieee
Meade “Ee
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Tila
H. W. Rountre
Richmond, Va
Castoria
Ju. Pitcher
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Lions of Mothers
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Alee Pees
Seth
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PR Marx
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N.C
Mourn 2&2 CO
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