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... hundred miles of Mississippi river, and vast river interests, he argued to show that an enlightened system of internal improvements, must be of national as well as local benefit. The prevailing Democratic errors on this subject, as Mr ...
... hundred miles of Mississippi river, and vast river interests, he argued to show that an enlightened system of internal improvements, must be of national as well as local benefit. The prevailing Democratic errors on this subject, as Mr ...
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... Taylor, in Maryland, in Massachusetts, and in Illinois. In his own Congressional district, where his word has always been platform enough, the success of his canvass was declared by a majority of fifteen hundred for Taylor. After.
... Taylor, in Maryland, in Massachusetts, and in Illinois. In his own Congressional district, where his word has always been platform enough, the success of his canvass was declared by a majority of fifteen hundred for Taylor. After.
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William Dean Howells, John L. Hayes. declared by a majority of fifteen hundred for Taylor. After his retirement from Congress, he devoted himself, with greater earnestness than ever before, to the duties of his profession, and extended ...
William Dean Howells, John L. Hayes. declared by a majority of fifteen hundred for Taylor. After his retirement from Congress, he devoted himself, with greater earnestness than ever before, to the duties of his profession, and extended ...
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... Hundreds of politicians had met at Springfield, expecting a tournament of an unusual character —Douglas, Breese, Koerner, Lincoln, Trumbull, Matteson, Yates, Codding, John Calhoun, (of the order of the candle-box,) John At. Palmer, the ...
... Hundreds of politicians had met at Springfield, expecting a tournament of an unusual character —Douglas, Breese, Koerner, Lincoln, Trumbull, Matteson, Yates, Codding, John Calhoun, (of the order of the candle-box,) John At. Palmer, the ...
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... hundred and two votes for the VicePresidential nomination. When the standard-bearers of the party had been selected, he took his rank in the army of freedom, and engaged in the great conflict which followed. The Republicans showed their ...
... hundred and two votes for the VicePresidential nomination. When the standard-bearers of the party had been selected, he took his rank in the army of freedom, and engaged in the great conflict which followed. The Republicans showed their ...
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OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 20 1848 | |
REPRESENTATIVES HALL SPRINGFIELD ILL JUNE | |
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