Hail, Columbia! (The Election of 1892 - Round 2)

[Cranberry]

Governor Jeremiah Walter Bartlett of West Florida [Whig]
The first anglophone governor of the tri-lingual province of West Florida in over thirty years, Jeremiah Bartlett was chosen to suceed the President by the Whig Party. His platform is virtually similar to Campbell's one four years earlier, promising a "laissez-faire" attitude to most issues and no reformist attitude.

August Vinzent Spies of Manitoba [Democratic]
Having been a radical in his youth, MoC August Spies, representing Manitoba's second district, based in Winnipeg, is the epitome of many Democrats: German-speaking, radical in attitude, living in the Plain provinces. In difference to past Democratic candidates, he is urban-based - to ensure the support of Labor organisations and Georgist factions - but still enjoys vast support among the German Democratic farmer base, due to his policies of a silver-based currency, his opposition to temperance and public education - the latter however far less so than his Democratic predecessors - and the democratic election of justices.

3 days

[Mr. Smith]

Spies

[Kingpoleon]

Spies!

Democrats are leading 10-2 right now, so I'm hopeful.

[Intell]

Spies

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Bump.

[Zioneer]

Looks like a landslide for the Democrats. Interesting...

[Cranberry]

This is closed, thank you for your participation.

And we have our first Democratic president. Harry, have fun writing the next turn!