Word: republicans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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There will be a meeting of all men in the University interested in furthering the candidacy of Mr. Charles Evans Hughes of New York, for the Republican nomination for president, in the Assembly Room of the Union, tonight...
...Taft Club will be on sale this afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock in Holworthy 4. Any member of the University may obtain a shingle on paying the assessment of 25 cents and signing the constitution. Those wishing to be identified with the movement to secure the Republican presidential nomination for Hon. William H. Taft are requested to join this organization at once. Members from both the Law and Graduate Schools are desired as well as undergraduates...
...Taft Club was organized yesterday afternoon by a number of men interested in furthering the candidacy of William H. Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. Shingles at 25 cents each will be ready for distribution tomorrow at some convenient place to be announced later. Any member of the University may join by purchasing a shingle and signing the constitution. The Massachusetts Taft headquarters in Boston has promised to furnish speakers in the near future, some of who will be candidates for delegated to the nominating convention. The officers elected yesterday are: president, G. G. Bacon '08' vice-president...
...matter of fact, orthodoxy is universal; many men of the most heterodoxical opinions in some walks of life are narrowly orthodoxy in others. Robert Ingersoll, the remarkably heterodoxical religious thinker, is a striking example of this, as his ideas in politics were narrow-gauge republican. Opposite orthodoxy stands liberty; but in our own age the freedom of the individual is often confused with the higher and nobler liberty of the intellect and the sprit. This must needs express the liberty of the individual to attain its ends, as true liberty is the untrammeled freedom of truth...
...must precede monopoly of franchise. When all men are looking, corrupt politicians walk quite as straight a line as college presidents. As the Independent said recently, in urging a permanent endowment for the Bureau of Municipal Research, "Attempts at reform have failed in New York and elsewhere because the Republican and Democratic Tammany Halls of our cities have had inside information and have been able to make black look white because the general public was not informed. Reform is discredited in American cities because its devotees have informed neither themselves nor the public as to the essential facts of community...