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Editorial September 3, 1897

The Evening Bulletin

Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

Editorial criticizes Republican policies under McKinley for favoring millionaires over wage earners, attributes uneven prosperity to tariffs and crops, and quotes Colonel Conger urging labor to vote Democratic against Mark Hanna.

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There's no prosperity so long as wage earners have nothing to buy with.

The great heart of the Republican party beats only in unison with millionaires.

McKINLEY attributes the better times in the West to the good crops in this country and the bad crops in other countries, and the prosperity in the East to the protective tariff. The new Republican tariff seems to be working only in spots, according to the President.

The Ohio campaign is getting hot. Here's the way Colonel A. L. Conger gets after Mark Hanna:

"There is no escape from the bondage in which the Republicans are now held unless they vote the Democratic ticket this fall. Mark Hanna's nomination is an insult to American labor, and every laboring man should vote against him."

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics Labor Economic Policy

What keywords are associated?

Republican Criticism Labor Rights Tariff Policy Mark Hanna Mckinley Ohio Campaign

What entities or persons were involved?

Mckinley Mark Hanna Colonel A. L. Conger Republican Party

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Criticism Of Republican Favoritism Toward Millionaires And Labor Exploitation

Stance / Tone

Strongly Anti Republican And Pro Labor

Key Figures

Mckinley Mark Hanna Colonel A. L. Conger Republican Party

Key Arguments

No Prosperity Exists If Wage Earners Lack Purchasing Power. Republican Party Aligns Only With Millionaires. Mckinley's Prosperity Claims Rely On Uneven Crops And Spotty Tariff Effects. Voting Democratic Is The Escape From Republican Bondage. Mark Hanna's Nomination Insults American Labor.

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