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Page 268
... give the people a chance to express their wishes at those elections [ in Louisiana ] . Follow forms of law as far as convenient , but at all events get the largest number of people possible . . . . Of course the men elected [ to office ] ...
... give the people a chance to express their wishes at those elections [ in Louisiana ] . Follow forms of law as far as convenient , but at all events get the largest number of people possible . . . . Of course the men elected [ to office ] ...
Page 344
... give him . Gen. McClellan is not to blame for asking for what he wanted and needed , and the secretary of war is not to blame for not giving when he had none to give . And I say here , as far as I know , the secretary has withheld no ...
... give him . Gen. McClellan is not to blame for asking for what he wanted and needed , and the secretary of war is not to blame for not giving when he had none to give . And I say here , as far as I know , the secretary has withheld no ...
Page 353
... give us one additional member of Congress , if not more ; and probably would give us the electoral vote of the state . To T. S. Florney , Feb. 17 , 1848. Hertz II , 564 . - 3. My prayer is that you let nothing discourage or baffle you ...
... give us one additional member of Congress , if not more ; and probably would give us the electoral vote of the state . To T. S. Florney , Feb. 17 , 1848. Hertz II , 564 . - 3. My prayer is that you let nothing discourage or baffle you ...
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