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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
11
In The Commoner August 19, 1904, William Jennings Bryan argues that Mr Cleveland's support for Judge Parker is self serving and undermines Parker's campaign. He contends Cleveland twists the issue, attacking loyal Democrats and shifting focus to a vindication of himself rather than aiding Parker.
William Jennings Bryan declares in The Commoner on July 18 1904 that the New York platform was vague and corrupt tactics secured Judge Parker's nomination by deceptive methods, aiming to win votes from opposition to his views. He condemns the process as plain deceit.
A 1904 Roosevelt acceptance speech fragment criticizes Democrats for appealing to confidence while implying they would betray core principles. The quote contrasts opponents who accuse sincerity with a claim that they would undo eight years of essential acts if victorious.
In a July 18 1904 piece The Commoner William Jennings Bryan argues a Democratic win would yield little progress if Wall Street controls the party. He criticizes Parker allies for a weak labor plank and says Parker’s nomination nullifies the anti trust plank.
Advertiser John C Dudley seeks broom corn in any quantity or corn on the cob grown on ares. Located in Elm Park Sullivan. request dated December 31.
Indiana audience to hear Senator Fairbanks speak at 8 30 with Senator Beveridge also scheduled to address the gathering. The event highlights prominent state figures and emphasizes public discourse.
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