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... Republican measure-and so pervading, with its distinctive principle (opposition to slavery extension) the whole Republican soul, that, whether in or out of platforms, it remains the life and strength of the party. To this measure Mr ...
... Republican measure-and so pervading, with its distinctive principle (opposition to slavery extension) the whole Republican soul, that, whether in or out of platforms, it remains the life and strength of the party. To this measure Mr ...
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... party, which is dead! When a man has ceased to live, we are cheaply ... Republicans who abandoned the Whig party only after the last consolations of religion ... Republican ranks are earnestly persuaded that in former times they CHAPTER VII.
... party, which is dead! When a man has ceased to live, we are cheaply ... Republicans who abandoned the Whig party only after the last consolations of religion ... Republican ranks are earnestly persuaded that in former times they CHAPTER VII.
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... party had survived its usefulness, and that all which was good in it has now entered upon a higher and purer state of existence in the Republican organization. Doubtless it would be better not to mention the Whig party at all ...
... party had survived its usefulness, and that all which was good in it has now entered upon a higher and purer state of existence in the Republican organization. Doubtless it would be better not to mention the Whig party at all ...
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... parties, and, repudiating all previous party attachments, names, and predilections, we unite ourselves together in defense of the liberty and Constitution of the country, and will hereafter co-operate as the Republican party, pledged to ...
... parties, and, repudiating all previous party attachments, names, and predilections, we unite ourselves together in defense of the liberty and Constitution of the country, and will hereafter co-operate as the Republican party, pledged to ...
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... party allegiance and ties." In the course of the first debate between Douglas and Lincoln, which was held at Ottawa, in August, 1858, Douglas read these resolutions, declaring that ... Republican party of Illinois, dates its formation from.
... party allegiance and ties." In the course of the first debate between Douglas and Lincoln, which was held at Ottawa, in August, 1858, Douglas read these resolutions, declaring that ... Republican party of Illinois, dates its formation from.
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OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 20 1848 | |
REPRESENTATIVES HALL SPRINGFIELD ILL JUNE | |
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LIVES & SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LI William Dean 1837-1920 Howells,John Lord 1812-1887 Hayes,Abraham 1809-1865 Lincoln No preview available - 2016 |
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