William J Bryan Letter of Aggeptange Demonstrates Platform Planks
Bryan accepts the Democratic nomination and reaffirm s his pledge against re election. He defends the Kansas City platform, denounces private monopoly and trusts, calls for enforcement of anti trust laws, labor arbitration, a department of labor, and bimetallic currency. He urges direct election of senators, civil service reform, and robust foreign policy including a Nicaragua canal and Monroe doctrine. He warns against imperialism, calls for tariff reform, and defends pensions for veterans.
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