Address by Son Sells at Iowa convention on democracy and trusts
The temporary chairman Son Sells delivers a pro democratic address criticizing McKinley era policy, denouncing trusts, imperialism, and the Philippines war. He argues for silver remonetization, income tax, and direct election of U.S. senators, urging unity of the Democratic party and loyalty to Jefferson and Bryan.
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Cato Sells
Vinton
State Committee
Iowa
Cleveland
Washington
Jefferson
Arances
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Chicago
Makinley
Consci
Country Shore Party
Sheci
Christ
Congress
Eltisen
State
United States
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
England
Germany
Willem
Philippines
Dusa
JPU
Money Trust Industrial Trust
Patriotse Trust
Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Platform Endorsed by Iowa Democrats in 1900
Iowa Democrats in convention endorse the Chicago platform of 1906 in full and back W. J. Bryan for 1900. They praise the Cuban war, oppose the Philippine War, denounce imperialism, and condemn trusts and convict labor. They call for repeal of protective tariffs, suppression of trusts, and fair temperance laws, while condemning the Shaw administration and Republican allies of big business.
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Republican Party
Washington
McKinley
St. Louis
Chicago Times-Derald
Secretary of ‘War
Miles
Ean
Neah
Army
Department of Justice
Eih
Carter
Democratic Party
Iowa
McKinlevy
Mchi
Reppublican
Emerson
Congress
Superon
United States
Spain
Cuba
George the Third
Redcoats
Archipelago
Bunker Hill
Philippines
Wilam Kinley
Day
Peace Commission
Hay
Court of St. James
London
Paris
Philippine Group
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
England
Emperor Wiliam
Samoa
Pacific Ocean
Hoar
Liam Mickinley
Philippine Islands
Britain
Sd Hobson
Bay of Saint
Aml Secaer
Isler Ensland
Yorktown
Ourpole
France
Russia
Germany
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Oriental Islands
George Washington
Great Britain
United,States
Perfozin
Ie M. Shaw
Ramn's Horns and the Christian Path to Wisdom
Fragmented devotional lines discuss how Christ changes city and citizen, humility in burden bearing, divine revision, and limits of human plans. It likens wisdom to following God’s Word, notes beauty before modern systems, and hints at angels, Bethesda, and blessing through Christ.
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Bergter
Bethesda
Christ
Heaven
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