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Wolcott Defines His Republican Stance in Strong Letter
In a Washington missive dated April 28 Senator Edward O. Wolcott explains his choices on the 1904 Republican National Convention. He refuses to serve as a delegate to St Louis but urges Colorado delegates to back bimetallism, remonetize silver, and unite the party to counter populism. He warns against free coinage under any party and calls for unity and fidelity to Republican principles.
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E. O. Wolcott
Irving Howbert
Republican State Committee
Washington, D. C
Iavise W. Hownett
Colorado
Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
United States
Edward O. Wolcott