Origin and rise of the Republican party primer
The Republican party began in 1854 with a Jackson Michigan convention name usage and a 1856 Pittsburg national convention platform opposing polygamy and slavery in territories. Its first presidential candidate was John C. Fremont, defeated by James Buchanan. Abraham Lincoln followed and won in 1860 and 1864. Lincoln Garfield and McKinley were assassinated. Johnson Arthur Roosevelt succeeded. The party has chiefly stood for a protective tariff since the Civil War.
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The American People Are Idealists
Governor Charls Be. Mughes argues that Americans are idealists, not cynical wealth seekers. He asserts the public supports liberty, equal rights, and fair opportunities under the law, warning against corruption and favoritism. The piece likens current sentiment to the 1776 spirit and emphasizes shared zeal for good ideals.
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Mob Justice Threatens Civilizations Foundations
A speech condemns lynching and mob violence as unsafe for society. It argues that lynchings often target the innocent and erode respect for law. The speaker urges enforcing due process and eradicating idle criminal elements in cities to restore order and public confidence.
Women and a Rosy Future Almost for the Asking
Essay argues women will shape politics and public life with a sharper mental outlook and influence, praising intelligent female participation. It links gains to improved dress and social constraints, urging women to act so society benefits from their advice and capabilities.
The Conflict Between Self Indulgence and Temperance
In Social Psychology Professor BE A ROSS argues the struggle between indulgence and restraint. He notes happiness via abstinence clashes with desire and mocks epcureanism while condemning brute moralizing and urging clergy to teach the paradoxes that guide conduct.
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No. Our Fit Rep Delivers High Grade Artistic Service
The speaker extols a fit representative who embodies superior artistic quality and the business ethos. This brief asserts they provide a premium, artistic service aligned with client expectations.
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