Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln, Volume 3Unit Book Publishing Company, 1905 - 389 pages |
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Page 186
... party and the Democratic party agreed on this slavery question , while they differed on those matters of expediency to which I have referred . The Whig party and the Democratic party jointly adopted the Compromise measures of 1850 as ...
... party and the Democratic party agreed on this slavery question , while they differed on those matters of expediency to which I have referred . The Whig party and the Democratic party jointly adopted the Compromise measures of 1850 as ...
Page 188
... party on the one hand , and to dissolve the old Democratic party on the other , and to connect the members of both into an Abolition party , under the name and disguise of a Republican party . The terms of that arrangement between Mr ...
... party on the one hand , and to dissolve the old Democratic party on the other , and to connect the members of both into an Abolition party , under the name and disguise of a Republican party . The terms of that arrangement between Mr ...
Page 308
... party has been transformed into a sectional party , under the name of the Republican party , whilst the Democratic party continues the same national party it was at that day . All sectional men , all men of Abolition sentiments and ...
... party has been transformed into a sectional party , under the name of the Republican party , whilst the Democratic party continues the same national party it was at that day . All sectional men , all men of Abolition sentiments and ...
Contents
FIRST JOINT DEBATE AT OTTAWA AUGUST 21 1858 | 185 |
DOUGLASS Rejoinder | 232 |
SECOND JOINT Debate at Freeport August 27 1858 | 243 |
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