Republican Doctrine and the McKinley Era
The speech attacks free silver and frames Republican policy as stable and progressive. It stresses adherence to constitutional growth, national sovereignty, and forward governance under McKinley, while opposing despotism and Party divisions. The narrative links prosperity to Western expansion, Philippines policy, and unity after prior political strife.
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William McKinley
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