We have had little experience recently in the utility of large appeals. We forget their power. Yet we are not without examples. Grover Cleveland dealt directly with the people on a great scale. He established a personal relation that was stronger than party bonds. This made him President, preserved his character and gave reality to politics.
— John Jay Chapman, Practical Agitation, 1900, 69.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
President Cleveland
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