On the record
The principles which we have upheld in the Presidential election, as paramount to all others, let us continue to uphold and advance through the new organization now happily established.
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gutenberg.orgThe principles which we have upheld in the Presidential election, as paramount to all others, let us continue to uphold and advance through the new organization now happily established.
In this statement, Sumner encourages the continuation of the principles upheld during the Presidential election through the new political organization.
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