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... declared to be free to abstain from all violence , unless in necessary self - defense ; and I recommend to them that , in all cases when allowed , they labor faithfully for reasonable wages . " And I further declare and make known that ...
... declared to be free to abstain from all violence , unless in necessary self - defense ; and I recommend to them that , in all cases when allowed , they labor faithfully for reasonable wages . " And I further declare and make known that ...
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... declared in their resolutions that the administration of General Grant had been " consist- ent with the principles of the Republican party , and eminently just , wise and humane " ; and they accordingly instructed their delegates at ...
... declared in their resolutions that the administration of General Grant had been " consist- ent with the principles of the Republican party , and eminently just , wise and humane " ; and they accordingly instructed their delegates at ...
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... declared that the Democracy of Illinois would support no other candidate but Davis . The German Demo- crats seemed more pronounced for Adams as the time of the nomination approached . In attendance upon the convention , and hoping to be ...
... declared that the Democracy of Illinois would support no other candidate but Davis . The German Demo- crats seemed more pronounced for Adams as the time of the nomination approached . In attendance upon the convention , and hoping to be ...
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