Acceptance of McKinley Letter Signals Strong Campaign Tone
Washington reports McKinley's formal acceptance letter viewed as the era’s most significant state paper since the Civil War. It argues for progress and expansion, frames facts over possibilities, and urges voters to support the party and platform in November, while opposing Bryan and the gold standard critics.
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People's Party
Silver Party
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Republican Tariff Debate and Cuba Policy Review
The article surveys ongoing Republican tariff positions and warns against silver standard revival while praising protective measures. It argues for strong U S financial policy, merchant marine expansion, and unity against perceived economic threats. It also outlines Cuba and Porto Rico governance steps, extending self government and fiscal arrangements under U S sovereignty.
The Philippine Question and Path to Peace
A historical summary of US aims in the Philippines, stressing liberty, peace, and property for inhabitants, the 1898 war context, Dewey and Merritt actions, the 1899 peace treaty terms, commission plans for civil government, amnesty proclamations, and the shift toward a centralized American administration while denying a pledge of independence.
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MacArthur
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Admiral Dewey
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The Philippines and Americas Duty to Liberty
A sweeping defense of American policy in the Philippines argues for continuing sovereignty and a direct role in guiding self government. It contends a protectorate is insufficient, urges the retention of sovereignty, and condemns ceding power to insurgent factions while praising liberty, civic institutions, and the flag.
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