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... party , under the name and disguise of a Republican party . " As evidence of this intent , he adduced a radical antislavery platform , which he said had been adopted in 1854 at the first state convention of the Republican party in ...
... party , under the name and disguise of a Republican party . " As evidence of this intent , he adduced a radical antislavery platform , which he said had been adopted in 1854 at the first state convention of the Republican party in ...
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... Republicans agreed , was the central plank of the 1860 Republican platform , which Lincoln had pledged to uphold . He vowed , " By no act or complicity of mine , shall the Republican party become a mere sucked egg , all shell and no ...
... Republicans agreed , was the central plank of the 1860 Republican platform , which Lincoln had pledged to uphold . He vowed , " By no act or complicity of mine , shall the Republican party become a mere sucked egg , all shell and no ...
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... Republican Party , pp . 294 – 295 . Hoffmann was found to be ineligible , and a substitute was named . 363 what he said : In the September 1896 issue of McClure's Magazine , Whitney published what purported to be the text of this speech ...
... Republican Party , pp . 294 – 295 . Hoffmann was found to be ineligible , and a substitute was named . 363 what he said : In the September 1896 issue of McClure's Magazine , Whitney published what purported to be the text of this speech ...
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