Speaking in Troy on the People’s Convention and Dyer
Col Dyer says a state ticket was formed by a people’s convention with seven Republicans and four Democrats. Thurmond defends Woodson and attacks radicalism. The speech critiques inflation debt, immigration, and civil rights while urging unity of Democrats and Liberal Republicans against Republican rules and a third party.
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The passage traces Democracy from the American colonies through Jefferson's Declaration of Independence, debating Jefferson, Adams, Madison, and Monroe, and detailing 1824 party lines, high tariffs, internal improvements, and the rise of Democratic principles against Federal actions. It highlights the states and leaders shaping early American government and the balance of power.
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