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The 1937 '''Conservative Manifesto''' (also called '''An Address to the People of the United States''') was a series of policies proposed in response to the excesses of the [[New Deal]]. A bi-partisan agreement among Northern Republicans and some conservative Southern Democrats (who were known as "[[Boll Weevils]]"), it was mostly authored by Democrat [[Josiah Bailey]] (who was an advocate for [[fiscal conservatism]] and the [[free market]]) and [[Republican]] [[Arthur H. Vandenberg]].<ref>[https://fascinatingpolitics.com/2018/06/05/the-other-senate-manifesto/ The Other Senate Manifesto]. ''Fascinating Politics''. Retrieved May 18, 2021.</ref>

The 1937 '''Conservative Manifesto''' (also called '''An Address to the People of the United States''') was a series of policies proposed in response to the excesses of the [[New Deal]]. A bi-partisan agreement among Northern Republicans and some conservative Southern Democrats (who were known as "[[Boll Weevils]]"), it was mostly authored by Democrat [[Josiah Bailey]] (who was an advocate for [[fiscal conservatism]] and the [[free market]]) and [[Republican]] [[Arthur H. Vandenberg]].<ref>[https://fascinatingpolitics.com/2018/06/05/the-other-senate-manifesto/ The Other Senate Manifesto]. ''Fascinating Politics''. Retrieved May 18, 2021.</ref>