Retractions and political idols in Texas history
The writer retracts a previous political stance and recalls shifting idols from Grover Cleveland to James S. Hoge and James Stephen Hogg, detailing how railroads, tariffs, and the gold standard shaped opinions. He reflects on campaigns, party dynamics, and future political hope, noting the Culberson library donation to SMU and library growth.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Depres
Achilles
Firex
Wall Street
Jock
Campatens
Teans Win
Tames
Hoge
Commonwealth
Ewan
Hogg
James Stephes Hogg
Gemagorves
Ste
Tate Bureau
James Stephen Hogg
Ommory
Democratic Party
Teletine
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Texas
Hunton
Oratere
Jefersen
Sires Enios
Judge Parker
Sciren Arent
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Charles A. Culberson
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Charlee A. Barbury
Barry Miller
Morrell Buckner
Joseph B. Cockrell
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