Notable South and North clash over loyalty in a wartime speech
Judge Clayton of the United States and Senator John Sharp Williams defend American loyalty while denouncing German influence and urging unity. The report praises Alabama's stance against the hyphenated American, cites Williams’ defense of embargo policy and national defense, and notes praise for patriotic rhetoric from the judiciary and Senate.
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