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... Lincoln , Seward , Blair & Co. , and we fear his chance is not much better than that of Mr. Chase , though it would give us pleasure to see him nominated by the Convention , and if so nominated , we would most heartily support him , for ...
... Lincoln , Seward , Blair & Co. , and we fear his chance is not much better than that of Mr. Chase , though it would give us pleasure to see him nominated by the Convention , and if so nominated , we would most heartily support him , for ...
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... Lincoln as President for four years , without absolutely sinking under him beyond all hope of recovery ; but the Baltimore Convention , in nominating the same man for re - election , after three years ' terrible experience of his utter ...
... Lincoln as President for four years , without absolutely sinking under him beyond all hope of recovery ; but the Baltimore Convention , in nominating the same man for re - election , after three years ' terrible experience of his utter ...
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... Lincoln . In our judgment , the re - election of Abraham Lincoln renders inevitable the independence of the Southern Confederacy . Mr. Lincoln's incompetency is placed beyond question , and his imbecility as an administrator , and his ...
... Lincoln . In our judgment , the re - election of Abraham Lincoln renders inevitable the independence of the Southern Confederacy . Mr. Lincoln's incompetency is placed beyond question , and his imbecility as an administrator , and his ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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