1948 Democratic Party national convention
| 1948 United States of America presidential election | |
|---|---|
  Truman and Berkeley were appointed | |
| Meeting summary | |
| Period | From July 12 to July 14 |
| City | Pennsylvania Philadelphia |
| Meeting place | Convention hall |
| Candidate | |
| Presidential candidate | Harry S Truman (Missouri) |
| Running mate | Alban Berkeley (Kentucky) |
| ‹ 1944 · 1952 › | |
The Democratic Party national convention (1948 Democratic National Convention) was started on July 12 in convention hall of Pennsylvania Philadelphia until July 14 in 1948 and, in Harry S Truman incumbent as a presidential candidate of the presidential elections of 1948, nominated member of the Upper House Alban W Berkeley (Kentucky) as a running mate.
Table of contents
As a result, I am with civil rights speech of Humphry
When "you stole out of the shadow called state rights and should go straight to it against the sunlight to be able to glisten called human rights," I insisted on the Democratic Party, and Minneapolis mayor Hubert Humphry who made a speech in a meeting invited leaving of representative southern part and others (I nominated Storm Thurmond for a presidential candidate of Dixiecrat Party (ディクシークラッツ) later). This was a beginning of attack for Humphry. He was elected a member of the Upper House at the end of the same year, and, in the case of the presidential election of 1964, he was picked by a running mate.
Vote
947 Democrats took a vote on nominating Truman for a party ticket (for 263 votes of member of the Upper House Richard raschel youth (Georgia)) while 36 southern representatives who left a meeting with Thurmond were absent.
Presidential candidate
Running mate
Member of the Upper House Alban W Berkeley (Kentucky) was nominated for a candidate by a voice vote (= applause and cheers).
Outside link
- Speech (document, English in President Truman Museum, the library) of President Truman in the 1948 Democratic Party national convention
Allied item
| Predecessors in the family line: 1944 Democratic Party national convention | Democratic Party national convention 1948 | The next era: 1952 Democratic Party national convention |
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