Robert Latham Owen

Robert Latham Owen

Summary

Portrait of Robert Latham Owen Robert Latham Owen Democracy's Achievement (1920)

Ladies and gentlemen, true democracy is a religion. It is not completely monopolized by the members of the Democratic party. Many of its loyal disciples find themselves affiliated with other parties. Democracy truly believes in the rule of the people, in their wisdom, in their common sense, in their common honesty, in their justice, in their patience and steadfastness, in their right and ability to govern themselves. It thinks in terms of the greatest good to the greatest number.
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Portrait of Robert Latham Owen Robert Latham Owen Democracy's Achievement (1920)

It is not enough to say what we have done. It is of the greatest importance to say what we shall do. The spirit and purposes, the vision and constructive genius which the Democratic party has exhibited in the last six years justifies the faith that this great party can be better relied on than any other party to solve the reconstruction problems following the war.
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