The New Republic, Volume 5; Volume 5Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1916 - Political science |
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Page 32
... voters . Ordinarily so emphatic a condemnation would have to be considered decisive and irrevocable ; but in the present instance it cannot be so considered , precisely because students of American government realize that the voters as ...
... voters . Ordinarily so emphatic a condemnation would have to be considered decisive and irrevocable ; but in the present instance it cannot be so considered , precisely because students of American government realize that the voters as ...
Page 33
... votes on such matters to be dictated by local party bosses . The leaders who will finally frame such a constitution for the state and bring about its acceptance will be men who have from the start addressed themselves directly to the voters ...
... votes on such matters to be dictated by local party bosses . The leaders who will finally frame such a constitution for the state and bring about its acceptance will be men who have from the start addressed themselves directly to the voters ...
Page 36
... voters misunderstood their best efforts , rejected their best ideas , and ex- hibited such stinging distrust of their intentions . It was a case where leaders and followers found themselves so far apart that they were not even able to ...
... voters misunderstood their best efforts , rejected their best ideas , and ex- hibited such stinging distrust of their intentions . It was a case where leaders and followers found themselves so far apart that they were not even able to ...
Page 44
... voters , but we never met with enough response to enable us to organize . The place car- ried by a small majority ... votes within one hundred feet of the entrance . He would have seen our women watchers repeatedly or- dered out of ...
... voters , but we never met with enough response to enable us to organize . The place car- ried by a small majority ... votes within one hundred feet of the entrance . He would have seen our women watchers repeatedly or- dered out of ...
Page 45
... votes in this district - so cheaply were we held . In many districts just before seven , the closing hour , streams ... votes of our own to cast , we polled more votes than any third party candidate ever polled in this state except ...
... votes in this district - so cheaply were we held . In many districts just before seven , the closing hour , streams ... votes of our own to cast , we polled more votes than any third party candidate ever polled in this state except ...
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