The New Politics, And Other Papers
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In 1890, an actual majority of the Congressmen elected in New England were Democrats. Were the party again united under a leadership like 170 PRESIDENT TAFT'S OPPORTUNITY Cleveland's, and were the tariff the issue, Massa- chusetts would to-day be a doubtful State. But Cleveland is gone, and the young William E.
Russell, whom the auguries of happier years had seemed to proclaim his successor, went before him to the grave. Under its present leadership, barring almost inconceivable Republican foll...ies or sins, the party can look for nothing in the East but sporadic local triumphs, won on local issues. Its sole and none too robust hope must remain what it was in the recent campaign: to keep the South for a base, and make gains in the West.
Its chances in the West would be better if, in the recent contests of the two great Republican factions, fortune had favored the losing side. I will use the terms " conservative " and " progress- ive" to designate these two factions, as best corre- sponding to the terms " moderate " and "radicals," which I have applied to the Democratic factions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1890, an actual majority of the Congressmen elected in New England were Democrats. Were the party again united under a leadership like 170 PRESIDENT TAFT'S OPPORTUNITY Cleveland's, and were the tariff the issue, Massa- chusetts would to-day be a doubtful State. But Cleveland is gone, and the young William E.
Russell, whom the auguries of happier years had seemed to proclaim his successor, went before him to the grave. Under its present leadership, barring almost inconceivable Republican foll...ies or sins, the party can look for nothing in the East but sporadic local triumphs, won on local issues. Its sole and none too robust hope must remain what it was in the recent campaign: to keep the South for a base, and make gains in the West.
Its chances in the West would be better if, in the recent contests of the two great Republican factions, fortune had favored the losing side. I will use the terms " conservative " and " progress- ive" to designate these two factions, as best corre- sponding to the terms " moderate " and "radicals," which I have applied to the Democratic factions.
What to read after The New Politics, And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown William Garrott to read onlineMoreLess
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