Public Opinion, Volume 2Public Opinion Company, 1887 |
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... leadership of Speaker Blaine , would no longe , furnish the Executive with appropriate and necessary legislation to ... leader of Mugwumps , believes that " Mr. Blaine will be strongly pushed for the nomination to the Presidency in 1888 ...
... leadership of Speaker Blaine , would no longe , furnish the Executive with appropriate and necessary legislation to ... leader of Mugwumps , believes that " Mr. Blaine will be strongly pushed for the nomination to the Presidency in 1888 ...
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... leaders toward President Cleveland , it is evident that the inclination among the Demo- crats generally to accept him as their next candidate for the Presidency is too strong to be resisted . This comes largely from a belief in the up ...
... leaders toward President Cleveland , it is evident that the inclination among the Demo- crats generally to accept him as their next candidate for the Presidency is too strong to be resisted . This comes largely from a belief in the up ...
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... leaders of the Republican ma- chine had not found it good policy to bestow upon the candidacy of George their benevolent sympathy . This course of conduct can not re- sult in the election of George , as no kind of intrigues would avail ...
... leaders of the Republican ma- chine had not found it good policy to bestow upon the candidacy of George their benevolent sympathy . This course of conduct can not re- sult in the election of George , as no kind of intrigues would avail ...
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... leaders , and these all taken together show merely implicit reliance upon the party tradition . For instance , in Massachusetts the platform assumes that administrative reform is a Republican principle . The convention then nominates Mr ...
... leaders , and these all taken together show merely implicit reliance upon the party tradition . For instance , in Massachusetts the platform assumes that administrative reform is a Republican principle . The convention then nominates Mr ...
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... leader and all the abilities of a great orator . When he says anything he is listened to . No man grasps the problems of ... leaders , who are quick to see that Cleveland is stronger at the North than any Democrat in the party , and are ...
... leader and all the abilities of a great orator . When he says anything he is listened to . No man grasps the problems of ... leaders , who are quick to see that Cleveland is stronger at the North than any Democrat in the party , and are ...
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