Morse Pardon Campaign Ties Stirring Democratic Push
The 1912 Morse pardon effort drew heavy Democratic backing from lawmakers and leaders across the party. Figures named include Cordell Hull James Cox Tom Heflin Caraway Watson Robinson Glass Burns Floyd Overman Dent Hobson James, and Daugherty in the push to obtain a presidential clemency. The drive’s fallout sparked intra party strife as Caraway and Watson’s tactics drew fire while Daugherty pressed prosecutions of war grafters.
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