On Woodrow Wilson An Address in Louisville
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Hughes, the nominee for the Presidency in 1916; Mr. Hoover, — thirty-one of the leading men in the Republican party and in its organiza- tion in the United States, over their own names, called on the people of America to vote for Mr. Harding be- cause thus only could they obtain the ratification of the Treaty and the adoption of the Covenant of the League.
"Now, those are facts which cannot be controverted. That is what thosi? men — the president of Princeton; the president of Yale; the preside...nt of Cornell: and, in addition, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Hoover and Mr. Taft — that is what those men thouKht and thai is what they said to the . Americai, per. Ple.
"And again 1 . Say, facing and con- sidering and realizing those facts, il i. S not possible for anyone to main tain, as some attempt to maintain, that that election really expre. Ssc 1 the voice, the sentiment, the real judgment of the . American people on that suVijcct.
"The voice of the American peopl*.^.. On that subject has not yet been heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hughes, the nominee for the Presidency in 1916; Mr. Hoover, — thirty-one of the leading men in the Republican party and in its organiza- tion in the United States, over their own names, called on the people of America to vote for Mr. Harding be- cause thus only could they obtain the ratification of the Treaty and the adoption of the Covenant of the League.
"Now, those are facts which cannot be controverted. That is what thosi? men — the president of Princeton; the president of Yale; the preside...nt of Cornell: and, in addition, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Hoover and Mr. Taft — that is what those men thouKht and thai is what they said to the . Americai, per. Ple.
"And again 1 . Say, facing and con- sidering and realizing those facts, il i. S not possible for anyone to main tain, as some attempt to maintain, that that election really expre. Ssc 1 the voice, the sentiment, the real judgment of the . American people on that suVijcct.
"The voice of the American peopl*.^.. On that subject has not yet been heard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Worth Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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