William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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Page 94
... Cleveland's " Wall Street " affiliations . They felt that he was associated too closely with the " gold bugs " and that his monetary views were opposed to the restoration of bi - metallism . It was the contention of the eastern bankers ...
... Cleveland's " Wall Street " affiliations . They felt that he was associated too closely with the " gold bugs " and that his monetary views were opposed to the restoration of bi - metallism . It was the contention of the eastern bankers ...
Page 111
... Cleveland in very frank and somewhat savage fashion . It did add to the strained re- lationship between the President and the Nebraskan that Bryan could get no postmasterships in his district . These all went to the Cleveland wing ...
... Cleveland in very frank and somewhat savage fashion . It did add to the strained re- lationship between the President and the Nebraskan that Bryan could get no postmasterships in his district . These all went to the Cleveland wing ...
Page 268
... Cleveland . He did not even attempt to conceal his joy . The very next week he issued a statement through Harper's Weekly hailing the nomination of Parker with open satisfaction , and rally- ing to the Democratic standard those ...
... Cleveland . He did not even attempt to conceal his joy . The very next week he issued a statement through Harper's Weekly hailing the nomination of Parker with open satisfaction , and rally- ing to the Democratic standard those ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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