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Page 69
... tion was in that respect a " self - evident lie . " - Debate , Alton , Oct. 15 , 1858. V , 37 . 12. — I say , with a perfect knowledge of all this hawk- ing at the Declaration without directly attacking it , that three years ago there ...
... tion was in that respect a " self - evident lie . " - Debate , Alton , Oct. 15 , 1858. V , 37 . 12. — I say , with a perfect knowledge of all this hawk- ing at the Declaration without directly attacking it , that three years ago there ...
Page 128
... tion . Frémont , John C. , insurrection followed defeat of— When the Democrats of Tennessee continually as- serted in their canvass of '56 that Frémont's election would free the negroes , though they did not believe it themselves ...
... tion . Frémont , John C. , insurrection followed defeat of— When the Democrats of Tennessee continually as- serted in their canvass of '56 that Frémont's election would free the negroes , though they did not believe it themselves ...
Page 143
... tion , and I replied in terms of kindness toward Mr. Greeley , which I really feel , but always with an ex- pressed protest that my name must not be used in the senatorial election in favor of , or against , anyone . Any other ...
... tion , and I replied in terms of kindness toward Mr. Greeley , which I really feel , but always with an ex- pressed protest that my name must not be used in the senatorial election in favor of , or against , anyone . Any other ...
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