Governor Wilson Speech at Seagirt Home Nomination
Governor Wilson delivers a nomination acceptance at a Seagirt home stressing reform and a new business method. The address centers on national duty and economic adjustment amid a tumultuous era with emphasis on unity and prudent governance.
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Nation Awakened and the Call for Broad Representation
In a formal acceptance of the Democratic nomination, Woodrow Wilson appeals for a era of representative government. He argues for broad participation by the people, warns against private groups dominating tariff and policy, and outlines aims to curb trusts, revise tariffs downward, and restore fair competition. The speech calls for transparent campaigns and a national partnership in guiding the country through economic reform and constitutional renewal.
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Points Made by Governor Wilson on Government and Economy
Governor Wilson argues representative government requires no revolution, condemns tariff favors, and warns trusts control prices. He notes higher living costs, rising wages, and the need for justice and opportunity while urging prudent, broad-based policy and counsel from diverse sources.
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