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... committee from Virginia , and editor of the Richmond State Four- nal . None of these were adopted in any consider- able part . The phraseology of the platform is due . more to General Joseph Hawley than to anybody else , though Judge ...
... committee from Virginia , and editor of the Richmond State Four- nal . None of these were adopted in any consider- able part . The phraseology of the platform is due . more to General Joseph Hawley than to anybody else , though Judge ...
Page 369
... Committee on Platform that they were unable to agree . As it was apparent that the convention hesi- tated to nominate candidates , and the Committee on Platform seemed to be " stalled " on the tariff question , that question already ...
... Committee on Platform that they were unable to agree . As it was apparent that the convention hesi- tated to nominate candidates , and the Committee on Platform seemed to be " stalled " on the tariff question , that question already ...
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... COMMITTEE , * In March , 1851 , Mr. Wilson was assigned to the chairmanship of the Committee on Military Affairs . For four years previous he had been a member of that committee , when Jefferson Davis was its chairman , and , though a ...
... COMMITTEE , * In March , 1851 , Mr. Wilson was assigned to the chairmanship of the Committee on Military Affairs . For four years previous he had been a member of that committee , when Jefferson Davis was its chairman , and , though a ...
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