The Life of William A. Buckingham: The War Governor of Connecticut, with a Review of His Public Acts, and Especially the Distinguished Services He Rendered His Country During the War of the Rebellion; with which is Incorporated, a Condensed Account of the More Important Campaigns of the War, and Information from Private Sources and Family and Official Documents |
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... Democratic Politicians Sought to Carry the State - Gover- nor Buckingham's Re - election - Lincoln's Campaign - His Acquaintance with Governor Buckingham and Its Effect - The Presidential Election of 1860 . CHAPTER IV . THE SECESSION ...
... Democratic Politicians Sought to Carry the State - Gover- nor Buckingham's Re - election - Lincoln's Campaign - His Acquaintance with Governor Buckingham and Its Effect - The Presidential Election of 1860 . CHAPTER IV . THE SECESSION ...
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... Democratic school , a firm supporter of the administration in its general policy , and to have rep- resented a strong administration district , and still he did not hesitate to assert that this money was wanted to secure more slave ...
... Democratic school , a firm supporter of the administration in its general policy , and to have rep- resented a strong administration district , and still he did not hesitate to assert that this money was wanted to secure more slave ...
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... Democratic party . It united the North in opposition to slavery as nothing else could have done . It organized the Republican party , and drew all the elements of opposition to the extension of slavery into that party . " This effort to ...
... Democratic party . It united the North in opposition to slavery as nothing else could have done . It organized the Republican party , and drew all the elements of opposition to the extension of slavery into that party . " This effort to ...
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... Democratic party since 1849. The Legislature also by this election became largely Republican in both branches . His inauguration took place at New Haven . The State then had two capitals , one at New Haven and the other at Hartford ...
... Democratic party since 1849. The Legislature also by this election became largely Republican in both branches . His inauguration took place at New Haven . The State then had two capitals , one at New Haven and the other at Hartford ...
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... Democratic , so are Middletown and Water- bury . New London and Windham counties constitute the Republican strongholds , and can give one thousand Republican majority . Litch- field county , eminently the agricultural region , with ...
... Democratic , so are Middletown and Water- bury . New London and Windham counties constitute the Republican strongholds , and can give one thousand Republican majority . Litch- field county , eminently the agricultural region , with ...
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