"I feel particularly qualified to represent this great Commonwealth. . . . I have acquired intimate knowledge of the problems of government. . . . I have been in daily touch with all questions affecting capital and labor . . . and have made hundreds of decisions of great importance to each. The success of my administration is best proven by my three successive appointments. . . I have never failed to advocate those things our people thought best for their prosperity and happiness. . . ."
In such language, last week, did James...
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