| Formatted Note | Incomplete Contents: 1. On the passage of a bill to provide for a more economical and better regulation of hospitals for the insane, Mar. 25, 1874.--2. The two great parties tried by their record; Failure of democratic rule, Success of Republican administrations; Honest money "the keynote," Aug. 24, 1878.--3. The Glorious temple of liberty, built by the Republican party; The Democratic cry of oblivion ..., Sept. 3, 1881.--4. Oration before the Society of the Army of the Cumberland at its reunion in Milwaukee, Sept. 20, 1882.--5. Interstate commerce, Jan. 20, 1887.--6. The river and harbor bill--the Muskingum improvement, Feb. 5, 1887.--7. Mexican pensions, Mar. 2 & 3, 1887.--8. The rules, Feb. 11, 1890.--9. Protection to American industries, Feb. 7, 1895.--10. The comparison--Republican record against Democratic record, Feb. 23, 1895.--11. Tariff on Wool, Jul. 19, 1897.--12. Democratic opposition to war measures, 1898.--13. A phenomenal increase in our manufacturing industries, Jun. 13, 1900.--14. Farm products under low and protective tariffs respectively, June. 13, 1900.--15. Answers to criticisms of Republican position, Mar. 28,, 1904.--16. The Republican party knows what it wants to do, and knows how to do it; the Democratic party does not know what it wants to do and does not know how to do it. Apr. 5, 1904.--17. Our merchant marine, Feb. 22, 1905.--18. The Philippine tariff bill, Jan. 11, 1906.
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