Rome, New York - Campaign Speech (Speech File 284) of October 25, 1928
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October 25, 1928.
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My friends, this is a different story from
what it was the last time I was in Rome. That was eight
years ago, and 1920 was a pretty chilly year for Demo-
cratic candidates, but this year it is a pretty chilly
year for Republican candidates. (Applause.) And the
perfectly remarkable and extraordinary groups that we
have met on this trip throughout up-State proves the
point.
In the Republican communities that we have
come to, people are turning out and listening. They
come to see the candidates. They are reading the
issues, and I don't think there is any question about
how the State of New York is going a week from next
Tuesday.
You know, we are all a pretty warm-hearted
people, we Americans, and I think this year we have
decided to do two things, and that is, to get rid of
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