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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...doubtful states it would be unpatriotic to vote any other way.- A. All believers in the gold standard feel sure that the necessity of maintaining the gold standard transcends all questions of party policy. (Cochran's speech, Kansas City Star, October...
...states regarded as solid for McKinley it would be dangerous to vote for Palmer.- A. The small number of votes cast for Palmer might lose McKinley the election.- (1) In a similar manner the small vote of a third party caused the unexpected defeat of Clay in 1844, Cases in 1848, and Blaine in 1884. (Public Opinion, October...
...uphold the Democratic principles of (1) A single gold standard, (2) Reform of the currency. (3) A tariff for revenue only. (4) International arbitration. II. In doubtful states to accomplish the first they must give up the second. III. In states not doubtful they can accomplish both by voting for Palmer and Buckner, for, (A) in this way they administer a sharper rebuke to the silverites than in voting for McKinley, for (1) a vote for McKinley is liable to be misunderstood. It is doubtful whether it represents (a) a high protectionist. (b) a Republican who has not usually voted...
...already announced, the CRIMSON will conduct a poll of the officers and students of the University for the election of President of the United States. Any man, regardless of age, whose name appeared in last year's Catalogue, or in the fall preliminary list, is eligible to vote. Ballots may be cast at any time before 6 p. m. Wednesday at the CRIMSON office, where printed ballots may be obtained. It is especially urged that every one vote the ticket which he intends to support in the coming national election, and, furthermore, that he vote as he would...
...three tickets have been prepared for the CRIMSON mock ballot-McKinley-Hobart, Palmer-Buckner, and Bryan-Sewall. If, however, any one wishes to vote the Populist or Prohibition tickets, ballots will be provided for the purpose. The results of each day's voting will be published in the CRIMSON of the following morning...