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... Democratic party will protest against the complete abandonment of dead issues . " The Times : " It is a circumstance tending to convince even the most irrational and pig - headed of Democrats that the political organization called the ...
... Democratic party will protest against the complete abandonment of dead issues . " The Times : " It is a circumstance tending to convince even the most irrational and pig - headed of Democrats that the political organization called the ...
Page 509
... Democracy— and but a few , since they are all so notorious and so uniformly unpatriotic as to be an uninviting theme for the chronicler . BUCHANAN AND HIS CABINET . In the winter of 1860-1 , when the rebellion broke out , the Democratic ...
... Democracy— and but a few , since they are all so notorious and so uniformly unpatriotic as to be an uninviting theme for the chronicler . BUCHANAN AND HIS CABINET . In the winter of 1860-1 , when the rebellion broke out , the Democratic ...
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... Democratic ranks because the Republican party could not in decency recognize their impertinent claims for pre- ferment . He was only an interloper ... Democratic Member of Congress , he defended Buchanan's cowardly THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 511.
... Democratic ranks because the Republican party could not in decency recognize their impertinent claims for pre- ferment . He was only an interloper ... Democratic Member of Congress , he defended Buchanan's cowardly THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 511.
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