Wilson drives Chinese immigration issue in campaign
The piece quotes Woodrow Wilson as Democratic candidate endorsing Chinese immigration, contrasting with southern and eastern European workers. It cites his views on labor, cites pages from his History of the American People, and warns of consequences if elected. The article frames Wilson as first candidate to favor Chinese immigration, urging readers to examine library sources.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Italy
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Prosperity and party politics in 1890s Albany Journal
An Albany Journal opinion contrasts prosperity under Republican rule with 1890s Democratic control. It cites bank suspensions, business failures, railroad receiverships, large withdrawals, and farm value shrinkage to argue for continued Republican governance to maintain prosperity. The piece implies a critique of Democratic prospects in national affairs.
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United States
Democratic Party
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Wilson's Chief Spellbinder and the Third Term Dream
The article denounces Theodore Roosevelt as a spellbinder for a third term and a threat to the Republican legacy. It blames him for abandoning party principles, aligning with a Bourbon Democrat faction, and seeking power over the nation. It cites Burr and Hamilton’s feud to warn against political self aggrandizement. It predicts Roosevelt’s eventual political oblivion and isolation.
Pertinent Question at Third Term Meeting in Denver
A Denver gathering posed a pointed query to the third term candidate asking if the Republican party would have been acceptable if it had nominated him. He offered no reply, only anger and a volley of political rhetoric amid accusations and epithets.
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Confidence and Prosperity Amid Tariff Critique
The speaker argues that Woodrow Wilson's tariff critique claiming business timidness is unfounded given current prosperity. He credits Republican policy for high business confidence and warns that a change in administration could revive fear and alarm among business leaders.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
A Babylonian Ruse: Cost of Living in 2000 BCE
The article notes that 4,000 years ago Babylonians complained about high living costs and suggests a politician may have claimed election would cut prices. It presents a humorous, speculative link between ancient protests and political promises.
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