Word: democratically
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sixteen members of the present Congress from Massachusetts the following eight are Harvard men: Frederick Huntington Gillett, LL.B. '77, Republican, of Springfield; Thomas Chandler Thacher '82, Democrat, of Yarmouth; Samuel Ellsworth Winslow '85, Republican, of Worcester; Augustus Peabody Gardner '86, Republican, of Hamilton; Andrew James Peters '95, Democrat, of Boston; Michael Francis Phelan '97, Democrat, of Lynn; William Francis Murray '04, Democrat, of Boston; John Jacob Rogers '04, Republican, of Lowell. Of the two United States Senators one is a Harvard graduate, Henry Cabot Lodge '71, Republican, of Boston, and the other, Winthrop Murray Crane h.'03, Republican, of Dalton...
Addresses will be made by the following: E. T. Dana, Socialist; H. N. Stearns '99, Republican; R. S. Hoar '09, Democrat; Professor A. B. Hart '80, Progressive; and D. A. MacKay, Prohibitionist...
...speak on "The Meaning of Insurgency" in New Lecture Hall this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The lecture is open only to members of the University. Mr. Zueblin is well known as a lecturer and a writer, and is the author of "American Municipal Progress," "The Religion of a Democrat" and other important books on politics and sociology...
...something wrong with him; his judgment is warped either by a false attitude of heart or else a pecuniary interest. In the first case, the thing to do is to ascertain the man's point of view. All men, said Jefferson, are divided into two natural parties; the democratic and the aristocratic. The former believes that society is built upon a firm foundation, the latter that it is suspended from the top. The democrat believes that if the condition of the common people is improved, society will be better; the aristocrat that, if you look after the well...
Under the auspices of the Harvard Socialist Club, Mr. Charles Zueblin, author of "The Religion of a Democrat," will speak on "Government and the common Life " in Emerson D this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The lecture will be open to the public...