Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After George B. Lockwood, Secretary of the National Committee, had read the call of the Convention, Mr. Adams came forward and announced for the benefit of all: "This is the 18th Republican National Convention." He then launched into a brief address...
...only 60 years since Lincoln was President. In that brief period our country has enjoyed the greatest moral and material welfare in all history. This has been brought about largely under Republican rule...
...appropriate that a Republican National Convention should assemble in Ohio . . . Not far away are the resting places of Garfield, McKinley, Hayes and Harding. . ." He then proceeded for some three-quarters of an hour to review the history of the Republican Administration, and he added...
...intelligence and undermine the patriotism of the American people. But let us not be misunderstood. This is no reflection upon any investigator who in good faith is seeking to expose crime or any other defection among public servants. The guilty individual, whether he be high or low, Democrat or Republican, must suffer the severest punishment. Upon this proposition the Republican Party stands firm as a rock. Yet let it be known that guilt knows no party...
Next to come forward was Mrs. Elizabeth P. Martin, the first woman ever to be Chairman of one of the major committees of a Republican National Convention. She presented the report of the Committee on Permanent Organization, naming Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming as Permanent Chairman. With a roar for her and a roar for Mondell the Convention agreed...