Titlebook: Labor Politics in a Democratic Republic; Moderation, Division Vaughn Davis Bornet Book 1964 Spartan Books, Inc. 1964 economics.history.labo

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The A. F. of L. in Convention Cities,tions appeared before the resolutions committee of both parties on behalf of the planks they wanted to see placed in the platforms. What they asked and what they received is easily told. The rest can now be more or less pieced together.

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Smith Appeals to Union Organizations,laimed, “It is my judgment that the workers of America, organized or unorganized, will enter into the campaign enthusiastically and will give the ticket the strongest support ever registered in the national campaign.”.

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The Backwash of a Presidential Election,, and the conception of the Republican Party which has led to control of Government by business.”. Such narrow observations were not well made, for there were clearly discernible (and less sensationalized) differences between both candidates and parties, as has been made clear in these pages.

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Unions in a Prosperous America,d ahead to a clearly predictable future. Most citizens viewed with satisfaction their traditionally democratic way of life. The economic benefits that had come through several centuries of national expansion across a new continent of vast resources had encouraged general faith in the merits of an al

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Jockeying for Party Position,and there is give-and-take which ultimately results in appeals to groups and individuals by the political party and its nominees. The names of possible candidates are advanced for discussion (with one eye on their reception in the press and by recognized groups). Candidates potentially weak in popul