Taft and politics featured in Freeman Tribune column
The Freeman Tribune discusses Taft’s stance on contest settlements, predicts George W. Clarke for governor, and critiques party leadership. It notes Col. Young’s generosity in campaigns, mockery of fake contests, and debates over presidential travel costs and anti-third term sentiment.
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Voter Influence Debated in 19th Century Elections
Discussion critiques the modern election practice where candidates and allies flood voters with appeals and advertising. It argues for voter independence free from personal solicitation and organized machinery, noting prohibitive costs and the danger of influence over conviction.
Fragmented Muse Reflections on Fame and Silence
A fragmentary meditation cites Henry James and mentions the artist and fame. It contrasts noisy chatter with the incorruptible silence of true recognition. The text alludes to painting, paper, and a cryptic reference to Martin and a phone number.
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