A Life of Grover Cleveland volume 2
A Life of Grover Cleveland volume 2
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Blaine went on ; nothing that party managers could do, no denunciations that newspaper organs could indulge in, had the slightest effect. Personal abuse of the best men in the community was, perhaps, never resorted to more than during the canvass of 1884. The partisan newspa- pers appeared to resent the prominence of any man who was called a " Mugwump, " although there was scarcely a community so small that it did not contain one or more members of this hated class. They had come together with ...a common pur- pose, and they organized for a common end. After the appearance of Mr. Cleveland's letter of acceptance, about the middle of August, this independent support became' stronger than before. He showed in this utterance that as a candidate he had noth- ing to take back or to explain so far as his attitude on public questions was concerned. He thus attracted still more men from the ranks of his opj)onents, and when the cam- THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS. 127 paign was fairly organized it was found that the names of George William Curtis, Carl SchurZj Henry Ward Beecher, Charles R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blaine went on ; nothing that party managers could do, no denunciations that newspaper organs could indulge in, had the slightest effect. Personal abuse of the best men in the community was, perhaps, never resorted to more than during the canvass of 1884. The partisan newspa- pers appeared to resent the prominence of any man who was called a " Mugwump, " although there was scarcely a community so small that it did not contain one or more members of this hated class. They had come together with ...a common pur- pose, and they organized for a common end. After the appearance of Mr. Cleveland's letter of acceptance, about the middle of August, this independent support became' stronger than before. He showed in this utterance that as a candidate he had noth- ing to take back or to explain so far as his attitude on public questions was concerned. He thus attracted still more men from the ranks of his opj)onents, and when the cam- THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS. 127 paign was fairly organized it was found that the names of George William Curtis, Carl SchurZj Henry Ward Beecher, Charles R.
What to read after A Life of Grover Cleveland volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, George F. (George Frederick), 1847-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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