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The Election of 1900

1900 Democratic Convention

1900 Democratic Convention
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Nominated: William J Bryan, of Florida for President.

Nominated: Adlai E Stevenson, of Ill for Vice President.

When the Democrats in Kansas City in July it was clear that they faced a strong uphill battle against a Republican administration that had just led America to an unprecedented victory in the Spanish American War. There was some sentiment to find an alternative to Bryan, but the convention overwhelming supported Bryan who many felt had rescued the party from the Business and he was renominated.

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