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Page 329
... Cincinnati will surely win . Altogether , this editorial of Greeley's forms a congeries of in- consistencies , like his political record in the large . Under such auspices the Cincinnati Convention assembled . Its proceedings will form ...
... Cincinnati will surely win . Altogether , this editorial of Greeley's forms a congeries of in- consistencies , like his political record in the large . Under such auspices the Cincinnati Convention assembled . Its proceedings will form ...
Page 343
... Cincinnati , a polished orator and finished gentleman of the antique school , was faintly hinted as one who would becomingly fill the office of president . Mr. Groesbeck put the crown from him with quite as much grace , and with al ...
... Cincinnati , a polished orator and finished gentleman of the antique school , was faintly hinted as one who would becomingly fill the office of president . Mr. Groesbeck put the crown from him with quite as much grace , and with al ...
Page 567
... Cincinnati . These letters were shown to de- ponent in the last of March or first of April , 1872. Carmichael then said to deponent that Greeley would be nominated at Cincinnati , and the Democrats would adopt him ; that the only point ...
... Cincinnati . These letters were shown to de- ponent in the last of March or first of April , 1872. Carmichael then said to deponent that Greeley would be nominated at Cincinnati , and the Democrats would adopt him ; that the only point ...
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