Statesman With A Conscience Taft Praised By Borah Speech
Senator Borah lauds William H. Taft as a statesman with conscience in a Boston address. He praises Taft for duty, law training, justice, and a firm belief in the constitution as a guide under all emergencies. Henry Gassaway Davis also comments on Parker and the Democratic stance.
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Senator Borah
Idaho
Boston
William H. Taft
Douet
Henry Gassaway Davis
Parker
Louis
Globe-Democrat
A Mild Rebuff from Taft on Bryan in Nebraska Polls
In a Cincinnati speech Taft criticizes William Jennings Bryan, arguing his twelve year record shows unfulfilled promises and impractical reforms. He labels Bryan’s trusts and bank deposit proposals as theory, warns of risks to business, and claims electing Bryan would mirror the Democratic administration’s disastrous economic results.
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Bryan
Postal Savings Bank
Roosevelt Hot Shot in Letter Attacks Governor Haskell
A citizen denounces Governor Haskell as unfit for public trust and for involvement in a national campaign. The letter contrasts Taft's deeds with the candidate's rhetoric and urges voters to judge leaders by actions, not words.
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Haskell
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