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to all." Although he was often a guest at the White House, Stevenson admitted that he was less an adviser to the president than "the neighbor to his counsels." He credited the
President with being "courteous at all times" but noted that "no guards were necessary to the preservation of his dignity. No one would have thought of undue familiarity." For his part, President Cleveland snorted that the Vice President had surrounded himself with a coterie of free-silver men dubbed the "Stevenson cabinet." The president even mused that the economy had gotten so bad and the Democratic Party so divided that "the logical thing for me to do ... was to resign and hand the Executive branch to Mr. Stevenson," joking that he would try to get his friends jobs in Stevenson's new cabinet.
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Democrats repudiate Cleveland by embracing free silver, but they also nominated Bryan for president. Many Cleveland Democrats, including most Democratic newspapers, refused to support Bryan, but Vice President Stevenson loyally endorsed the ticket.
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to protest against an appointment and was shown a letter he had written endorsing the candidate. Stevenson told the treasury officials not to pay attention to any of his written endorsements; if he really favored someone he would tell them personally.
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Democrats. Just before Cleveland left office, he nominated Stevenson for the
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in the late 1870s and early 1880s. He was the founder of the
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Democratic nominee for Vice President of the United States
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The new position put Stevenson in charge of the largest
1643:. New York City, United States. May 27, 1899. p. 3
1735:"The Stevenson Family's "Hereditary Case of Politics""
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lodge. Stevenson also received the nomination of the
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
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5436:Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
5416:Democratic Attorneys General Association
2061:for Vice President of the United States
6820:American people of Scotch-Irish descent
5472:National Federation of Democratic Women
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978:Presidential campaigns of 1896 and 1900
960:that summer, Cleveland had part of his
920:A campaign poster for "Cleve and Steve"
725:as the DAR's second president-general.
375: 1866; died 1913)
114:August 1, 1885 – March 4, 1889
6895:Politicians from Bloomington, Illinois
6870:People from Christian County, Kentucky
6304:'s delegation(s) to the 44th and 46th
1997:Illinois's 13th congressional district
1964:Illinois's 13th congressional district
865:judgeship left vacant by the death of
670:Marriage and political life, 1859–1884
513:). He was the paternal grandfather of
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2130:Vice President of the United States
1881:Works by or about Adlai Stevenson I
1575:"Adlai Ewing Stevenson (1835-1914)"
1249:. New York: W. W. Norton & Co.
891:1892 Democratic National Convention
851:1884 Democratic National Convention
650:in 1858, and commenced practice in
611:. His childhood playmates included
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1925:"Adlai Stevenson I (id: S000889)"
1763:. August 20, 2009. Archived from
1388:Alben Barkley: A Life In Politics
1160:Stevenson was the founder of the
705:Mary, Julia and Letitia Stevenson
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1278:"Adlai E. Stevenson (1893-1897)"
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717:. Letitia helped establish the
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5361:Steering and Outreach Committee
1895:Stevensons put stamp on history
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1047:, a pro-silver Republican from
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1907:"Stevenson, Adlai Ewing"
1890:Official U.S. Senate biography
1342:. Lexington Herald Leader News
1193:United States Capitol Building
761:. Stevenson was well-liked by
682:beginning in 1859. During the
571:Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
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1992:U.S. House of Representatives
1959:U.S. House of Representatives
1942:U.S. House of Representatives
1548:Dunn, Arthur Wallace (1972).
1199:. It was sculpted in 1894 by
1138:La Salle Extension University
940:-smoker, Cleveland developed
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5462:College Democrats of America
1107:North American Trust Company
791:Knights of the Golden Circle
773:, a state party that fought
753:nominated Stevenson for the
690:). In 1864 Stevenson was a
625:Illinois Wesleyan University
3425:1860 (Charleston/Baltimore)
1706:Evergreen Memorial Cemetery
1677:"Adlai E. Stevenson Case 1"
1078:is the only example since.
877:Vice presidency (1893–1897)
795:44th United States Congress
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5534:2005 chairmanship election
5489:Young Democrats of America
1872:Works by Adlai Stevenson I
1848:W. W. Norton & Company
1417:Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
1162:Stevenson political family
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535:Christian County, Kentucky
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1385:Libby, James K. (2016).
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771:Independent Reform Party
451:, Stevenson served as a
6905:Phi Delta Theta members
6155:Social Democratic Party
5519:Presidential candidates
1913:Encyclopædia Britannica
1842:Baker, Jean H. (1997).
1241:Baker, Jean H. (1996).
555:Jacobite rising of 1715
547:Roxburghshire, Scotland
437:Adlai Ewing Stevenson I
6825:American Presbyterians
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6069:William Jennings Bryan
5398:Problem Solvers Caucus
5393:New Democrat Coalition
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2725:Theodore Frelinghuysen
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3015:Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
2915:Franklin D. Roosevelt
1437:Wheeler, Joe (2008).
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2905:Charles W. Fairbanks
2785:Francis P. Blair Jr.
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2269:John C. Breckinridge
2096:Governor of Illinois
2082:Lawrence B. Stringer
1897:, www.pantagraph.com
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1606:"Adlai E. Stevenson"
1213:Charles W. Fairbanks
1130:Jesse Grant Chapline
1122:governor of Illinois
1093:of Stevenson in the
1072:Charles W. Fairbanks
709:In 1866, he married
692:presidential elector
6900:American Freemasons
6830:Burials in Illinois
6516:A. Stevenson I
5906:Charles H. Matchett
5477:Stonewall Democrats
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3273:Fourth Party System
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2805:Thomas A. Hendricks
2775:George H. Pendleton
2765:Herschel V. Johnson
2611:Charles C. Pinckney
2311:Thomas A. Hendricks
1813:"Heads are rolling"
1767:on January 16, 2010
1538:, pp. 148–150.
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806:Rutherford B. Hayes
648:admitted to the bar
586:American Revolution
511:Thomas A. Hendricks
453:U.S. Representative
6225:Joseph F. Malloney
6029:Theodore Roosevelt
5378:Blue Dog Coalition
4052:2000 (Los Angeles)
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3847:1960 (Los Angeles)
3627:1916 (Saint Louis)
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2815:William H. English
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2431:Nelson Rockefeller
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2335:Theodore Roosevelt
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2239:Richard M. Johnson
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2115:Political offices
1664:The New York Times
1640:The New York Times
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2755:William L. Dayton
2745:William A. Graham
2735:William O. Butler
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2407:Lyndon B. Johnson
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2036:Succeeded by
2007:Dietrich C. Smith
2004:Succeeded by
1971:Succeeded by
1876:Project Gutenberg
1846:. New York City:
1712:on March 16, 2013
1413:"Adlai Stevenson"
1363:, pp. 64–66.
1284:. October 4, 2016
1217:George H. W. Bush
1188:is now a museum.
1134:distance learning
1105:By May 1899, the
871:Benjamin Harrison
723:Benjamin Harrison
613:James A. McKenzie
609:Herndon, Kentucky
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328:Chicago, Illinois
202:Dietrich C. Smith
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896:Mayor of Chicago
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