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... Democratic victories have been won in days gone by , must be again brought into the field with renewed energy , and if all Dem- ocrats will but cry loud enough , they may expect one more Democratic Victory and perhaps another twenty ...
... Democratic victories have been won in days gone by , must be again brought into the field with renewed energy , and if all Dem- ocrats will but cry loud enough , they may expect one more Democratic Victory and perhaps another twenty ...
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... Democratic party . Who was Jefferson Davis ? Who was Barnwell Rhett ! Who was John C. Breckinridge Who , in fine , were the whole crew of conspirators against this Republic ? They were leading members of the Democratic party , which it ...
... Democratic party . Who was Jefferson Davis ? Who was Barnwell Rhett ! Who was John C. Breckinridge Who , in fine , were the whole crew of conspirators against this Republic ? They were leading members of the Democratic party , which it ...
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... Democratic victories have been won in days gone by , must be again brought into the field with renewed energy , and if all Dem- ocrats will but cry loud enough , they may expect one more Democratic Victory and perhaps another twenty ...
... Democratic victories have been won in days gone by , must be again brought into the field with renewed energy , and if all Dem- ocrats will but cry loud enough , they may expect one more Democratic Victory and perhaps another twenty ...
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