Document Type

Monograph

What is the Issue? Republicanism or Sectarianism? What Would Lincoln Say? Maine for Coolidge! : Address of Percival P. Baxter, Governor of Maine at the Annual Banquet of the Lincoln Club, February 12, 1924, Portland

Authors

Percival P. Baxter

Publication Date

1924

Publisher location

Portland, Maine

Abstract/ Summary

A speech concerned with divisions among the Republican Party in Maine. From page 7: "Unless we arouse ourselves, our party will be broken in Maine; years will pass before the wounds are healed. Let all Republicans, whether Klansmen, Knights of Columbus, or B’nai B’rith, whether Protestants, Catholics, or Hebrews, forget racial and religious differences, forget the hard things said on both sides, and let a reunited party come out from the dark places of distrust into the sunshine of certain victory."

Repository Citation

Baxter, Percival P., "What is the Issue? Republicanism or Sectarianism? What Would Lincoln Say? Maine for Coolidge! : Address of Percival P. Baxter, Governor of Maine at the Annual Banquet of the Lincoln Club, February 12, 1924, Portland" (1924). Maine History Documents. 645.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistory/645

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