The Struggle of '72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ...Union Publishing Company, 1976 - 570 páginas |
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... majority and in the existing administration . ATTACKS ON THE ADMINISTRATION . Of this sort of tactics were the attack on the Navy Department in the House , the tirade of Charles Sumner in the Senate and other similar demonstrations ...
... majority and in the existing administration . ATTACKS ON THE ADMINISTRATION . Of this sort of tactics were the attack on the Navy Department in the House , the tirade of Charles Sumner in the Senate and other similar demonstrations ...
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... majority . I do not see the advantage or propri- ety of excluding men from office merely because they were , before the rebel- lion , of standing and character sufficient to be elected to positions requiring them to take oaths to ...
... majority . I do not see the advantage or propri- ety of excluding men from office merely because they were , before the rebel- lion , of standing and character sufficient to be elected to positions requiring them to take oaths to ...
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... majority . Mr. Henry D. Lloyd , the young man who , with Mahlon Sands , represent- ed the Free Trade League , spoke violently against Greeley , whom he deemed unfit to occupy the Presidential chair . He objected further to the majority ...
... majority . Mr. Henry D. Lloyd , the young man who , with Mahlon Sands , represent- ed the Free Trade League , spoke violently against Greeley , whom he deemed unfit to occupy the Presidential chair . He objected further to the majority ...
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