Word: republicans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Republican Club Parade...
...have read with some interest the communication of Mr. Isidor Lazarus in the CRIMSON of October 26, and I must confess that his attack on the Republican sympathizers in the University impresses me as being not only particularly pointless but as eminently unfair and unreasoning. He makes three statements the truth of which I cannot for a moment admit, and from them draws a conclusion which is not only illogical but is also a insult to the intelligence of the majority of men who voted in the recent straw ballot...
...third statement is as follows: "The phrases most frequently uttered by Harvard Hughes supporters have to do with every subject on earth except the sole visible and apparently eternal issue of a Republican high tariff, sufficiently recognized by the rest of the country." I beg to state that the tariff is not the paramount issue of this campaign and indeed the tariff policies of both parties are every day becoming more and more alike, owing chiefly to conditions anticipated after the war. Even the Democrats have come to recognize the need for a certain amount of protection under present conditions...
This assertion is so obviously illogical and even ridiculous that it scarcely deserves an answer. He is not only thus characterizing Harvard University but, in the event of a Republican victory in November, the majority of the voters of this country. HOYT SHERMAN...
...Cambridge Boat Club tomorrow at 8 o'clock, H. B. MacDowell '78 will talk on "Speaking in the Streets and Democratic Campaign Methods." Other speakers will be William Roscoe Thayer '81, Richard Henry Dana '74, Joseph M. Thorpe and Professor William Morse Cole '90. Members of the Republican Club who intend to make campaign speeches in the interest of the coming election are especially invited, as the Hughes League believes that greater success can be obtained if such speakers are backed by older...