Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...pace requiescat" or the equivalent pagan expression to send it forever to limbo. It is almost too much for the man on the fence. But perhaps there is light ahead. Some months ago Senator Johnson complained that he had no issue on which to fight President Harding for the Republican nomination; it is possible that Mr. Coolidge will give him a chance. But even if Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Johnson are as mild as two lambs, the presidential election itself is rather likely to offer the supporters and critics of the League an opportunity to vent their wrath and their...
Frederick W. Upham, Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, knows where his Party's money goes. Therefore the following remarks attributed to Mr. Upham on the subject of President Coolidge are doubtless authoritative...
...Next I made sure of getting hold of a Republican in the chauffeur of the automobile that was hurrying us back from Cintra. I had Luisita ask him point-blank how he liked the Republic. 'Not at all,' he replied, in Portuguese, 'the Republic is no good. Better...
...Still another man who ought to have been a Republican, but was not, "was the driver of the horse vehicle that took us out to the vast and over-ornate Church-Monastery of San Jerorymos at Belem. Passing a large, grim building, he said: 'The palace of the President of the Republic, once the Royal Palace.' 'Are you glad of the change?' we asked. 'I am not, he said quite positively...
Former Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman, Republican National Committeeman for Illinois, who is thought by many to bear a marked resemblance to the Great Emancipator, is among those actively interested in the founding. A self-help institution where bankbooks are of secondary importance is his hope for the project...