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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1928

Page

3

Brooks Urges Harmony At Opening Democratic Meet In Raleigh

Aubrey L. Brooks speaks at a Raleigh Democratic gathering urging unity and adherence to democratic ideals. He cites North Carolina progress, warns against corruption, and contrasts Jeffersonian democracy with Hamiltonian republicanism.

Aubrey L. Brooks

Key-Note Speaker Aubrey N Brooks Heads NC Democratic Convention

Greensboro attorney Aubrey N Brooks selected as key note speaker for the state democratic convention in Raleigh. He is praised for neutral stance amid Smith and anti Smith factions and for decades of party activity. His remarks recount Jeffersonian democracy and contrast Reconstruction era bonds misuse with postwar highway growth under Democratic leadership.

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Democratic Unity in North Carolina Politics and Education

A former North Carolina speaker extols Democracy over Republicans, praising universal education, temperance laws, and highway improvements under McLean. The speech contrasts Jeffersonian Democratic progress with Hamiltonian Republican reforms, highlighting figures Aycock to Gardner and national leaders from Monroe to Wilson.

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