Woodrow Wilson And His Work volume 2
Woodrow Wilson And His Work volume 2
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He had pressed through Congress his greatest measures only by "crowding" congressmen in a way that congressmen always resent. He had hardly a score of real friends in the two houses of Congress, including the Democratic mem- bers. And some leading Democrats in the various states were his bitterest enemies, men who had been defeated for reelection because of his advice to their constituents. The country had approved his conduct, I believe, in every such case; but the country was now disposed to ...use the malcon- tents to punish Wilson. 2 It could hardly have been other- wise. Cleveland was in a similar plight when he declared in 1894 that his own party leaders had betrayed the interests of the country. All the Democratic machine forces were fight- ing Wilson. Of course all the Republican machine leaders were doing likewise. Nor had Wilson a phalanx of office holders who would swear by him. The postmasters were mostly on the civil service list and the last men in the world to jeopardize their positions by loud talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had pressed through Congress his greatest measures only by "crowding" congressmen in a way that congressmen always resent. He had hardly a score of real friends in the two houses of Congress, including the Democratic mem- bers. And some leading Democrats in the various states were his bitterest enemies, men who had been defeated for reelection because of his advice to their constituents. The country had approved his conduct, I believe, in every such case; but the country was now disposed to ...use the malcon- tents to punish Wilson. 2 It could hardly have been other- wise. Cleveland was in a similar plight when he declared in 1894 that his own party leaders had betrayed the interests of the country. All the Democratic machine forces were fight- ing Wilson. Of course all the Republican machine leaders were doing likewise. Nor had Wilson a phalanx of office holders who would swear by him. The postmasters were mostly on the civil service list and the last men in the world to jeopardize their positions by loud talk.
What to read after Woodrow Wilson And His Work volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edward Dodd to read onlineMoreLess
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