Jeffersonian Democracy Applied to Issues
Fragmented text shows a discussion on applying Jeffersonian democracy to issues with remarks on prohibition and observed law violations. The readable portion references officials, evidence, and travel notes but lacks a complete argument or clear outcomes.
Smith Faithful to Oath and Proposes Referendum on Prohibition
The author defends Governor Alfred E. Smith against Prohibition foes, praising his integrity and vow to keep the oath, and argues that only Congress can modify the Eighteenth Amendment. He contrasts Smith with the current administration and warns against Catholic prejudice while extolling religious freedom and Smith’s leadership in New York.
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New York
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