Indiana Democrat Urges Principles Over Party Power
In a fiery Indiana speech Governor Marshall argues for bound principles in government, condemns protectionist tariffs, and urges voters to judge by constitutional fidelity, local self government, and fair play rather than party machinery. He defends democracy, criticizes standpatter tactics, and calls for measured reform in taxation, liquor regulation, and labor safety.
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