Sober editorial from 1900 on Bryan and politics
Suppressed opinion piece chides William Jennings Bryan and Democrats, mocks predictions and philosophy, cites Indianapolis gatherings, Goebel, North Carolina issues, and Kentucky politics. References Lincoln imperialism, empire talk, and Jefferson on expansion. notes shifts in Philippine and bond policies.
Portentous Campaign Address by Senator Davis at Hamilton Club
Senator Davis condemns Democratic aims to overhaul McKinley era policy in a portentous campaign speech at the Hamilton Club. He asserts Republican success in war, finance, and world influence, defends sovereignty over the Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, and warns against Democratic plans to curtail military power or abandon imperial commitments.
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Labor Day Oration Urges Duty and Brotherhood in America
A Chicago labor day address argues that the wage worker’s welfare underpins society and urges resolve over demagoguery. It promotes cooperation across groups, warns against hatred, and emphasizes duty, work, and fair play while endorsing unions, state action, and personal responsibility. It notes industrial change, trust reform, and shared national prosperity as core goals.
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Direct legislation and labor in the Bryan campaign speech
Bryan in Chicago urges direct legislation to empower voters and curb corrupt officials. He warns against imperialism and a large standing army, defends labor interests, and contrasts laborers with capital while urging labor votes to shape national policy.
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Gompers
Federation of Labor
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles R. Flint
Boston
Europe
United States
Lincoln
Romit
Army and Navy Journal
Congress
Democratic Party Criticized for Opposing Growth and War
The article accuses the Democratic party of opposing national growth, urging policy to allow the South and the Philippines to secede, and declares the war a failure in both regions.
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Philip Pnce
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