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October 20, 1891
Evening Journal
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
What is this article about?
Congressman Crisp and Governor Campbell spoke in Cincinnati on Oct. 20, denouncing the McKinley bill as unfair to all but manufacturers. Crisp predicted joy for farmers and workers if Ohio votes Democratic on Nov. 3.
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Crisp Speaks in Ohio.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20.—Congressman Crisp, Democratic candidate for speaker of the next national house of representatives, and Governor Campbell, spoke here last night. Mr. Crisp denounced the McKinley bill as iniquitous and the most un-American measure ever framed by the American congress. No class was protected except the manufacturers, he said, and they were not in the long run. Mr. Crisp closed by saying that if the state of Ohio shall go Democratic on the 3d day of November next it will bring joy and happiness to millions of farmers, laborers and factory hands all over the country.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20.—Congressman Crisp, Democratic candidate for speaker of the next national house of representatives, and Governor Campbell, spoke here last night. Mr. Crisp denounced the McKinley bill as iniquitous and the most un-American measure ever framed by the American congress. No class was protected except the manufacturers, he said, and they were not in the long run. Mr. Crisp closed by saying that if the state of Ohio shall go Democratic on the 3d day of November next it will bring joy and happiness to millions of farmers, laborers and factory hands all over the country.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Political Speech
Mckinley Bill
Democratic Candidate
Ohio Election
What entities or persons were involved?
Congressman Crisp
Governor Campbell
Where did it happen?
Cincinnati, Ohio
Story Details
Key Persons
Congressman Crisp
Governor Campbell
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio
Event Date
Oct. 20
Story Details
Congressman Crisp and Governor Campbell spoke in Cincinnati, with Crisp denouncing the McKinley bill as iniquitous and un-American, protecting only manufacturers temporarily, and predicting national joy if Ohio votes Democratic on November 3.