Abraham LincolnHarper & brothers, 1893 - 542 pages |
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Page 145
... republican example of its just influence in the world ; enables the enemies of free institutions to taunt us as hypocrites ; causes the real friends of freedom to doubt our sincerity ; is at war with the vital principles of civic ...
... republican example of its just influence in the world ; enables the enemies of free institutions to taunt us as hypocrites ; causes the real friends of freedom to doubt our sincerity ; is at war with the vital principles of civic ...
Page 151
... Republican Party . At Ostend , a seaport of Belgium , James Buchanan , of Pennsylvania , Minister of the United States to England , Pierre Soulé , of New Orleans , Minister to Spain , and Mr. Mason , of Virginia , Minister to France ...
... Republican Party . At Ostend , a seaport of Belgium , James Buchanan , of Pennsylvania , Minister of the United States to England , Pierre Soulé , of New Orleans , Minister to Spain , and Mr. Mason , of Virginia , Minister to France ...
Page 152
... Republican Party . They selected John Charles Fremont as their candidate for the Presidency . The June 17 , Democratic Party met in Cincinnati and nominated James Bu- chanan , who had signed the letter in regard to seizing Cuba ...
... Republican Party . They selected John Charles Fremont as their candidate for the Presidency . The June 17 , Democratic Party met in Cincinnati and nominated James Bu- chanan , who had signed the letter in regard to seizing Cuba ...
Page 153
... Republican Party , Douglas for the Democrats . They often spoke in the same town . Very graceful the tribute which Lincoln paid to Douglas : " Twenty years ago Mr. Douglas and I first became acquainted . We were both young - he a trifle ...
... Republican Party , Douglas for the Democrats . They often spoke in the same town . Very graceful the tribute which Lincoln paid to Douglas : " Twenty years ago Mr. Douglas and I first became acquainted . We were both young - he a trifle ...
Page 161
... Republicans to support Doug- las . Mr. Lincoln and his friends thought differently . They knew Mr. Douglas desired to be President of the United States , and that he was not opposing the acceptance of the Lecompton constitution from any ...
... Republicans to support Doug- las . Mr. Lincoln and his friends thought differently . They knew Mr. Douglas desired to be President of the United States , and that he was not opposing the acceptance of the Lecompton constitution from any ...
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