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... party are in favor of this , nor to say that as a party they are in favor of it . There is nothing in their plat- form directly on the subject . But I can say a very large proportion of its members are for it , and that the chief plank ...
... party are in favor of this , nor to say that as a party they are in favor of it . There is nothing in their plat- form directly on the subject . But I can say a very large proportion of its members are for it , and that the chief plank ...
Page 430
... 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 508
... party whose candidate I was . He was in the Senate , holding over , having been elected by a demo- cratic constituency . He never was in any caucus of the friends who sought to make me U. S. Senator - never gave me any promises or ...
... party whose candidate I was . He was in the Senate , holding over , having been elected by a demo- cratic constituency . He never was in any caucus of the friends who sought to make me U. S. Senator - never gave me any promises or ...
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LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
Copyright | |
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