It is idle to say that the monetary standard of the Nation is irrevocably fixed so long as the party which at the last election cast approximately forty-six per cent of the total vote refuses to put in its platform any statement that the question is settled.
Here, Roosevelt asserts that the monetary standard cannot be deemed settled if a significant portion of the electorate disagrees.
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