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... Republicans by uniting have turned these bad election laws into a means of defeating the very men who in the past ... Republican newspapers . These journals , many of which advocated the so - called " force bill , " now urge that such ...
... Republicans by uniting have turned these bad election laws into a means of defeating the very men who in the past ... Republican newspapers . These journals , many of which advocated the so - called " force bill , " now urge that such ...
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... Republican party after the war been governed by real patriotism and an honest desire for the true welfare of the freedmen as well as for that of the whole coun- try . But the Republican partisans and political adventurers of that period ...
... Republican party after the war been governed by real patriotism and an honest desire for the true welfare of the freedmen as well as for that of the whole coun- try . But the Republican partisans and political adventurers of that period ...
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... Republican ( Ind . ) . THE problem which these Southern election reformers are trying to solve is this : To enact election laws which shall be substantially fair in their application to all citizens , black and white , and which shall ...
... Republican ( Ind . ) . THE problem which these Southern election reformers are trying to solve is this : To enact election laws which shall be substantially fair in their application to all citizens , black and white , and which shall ...
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... Republicans " will seize the chance to make those States Republican . " The idea of making it a party ques tion seems to belong exclusively to the York paper . The Southern States would be great gainers by the completion of the canal ...
... Republicans " will seize the chance to make those States Republican . " The idea of making it a party ques tion seems to belong exclusively to the York paper . The Southern States would be great gainers by the completion of the canal ...
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... Republican , was elected mayor of the city by a small plurality , but that was because the Democratic vote was divided between two candidates . The election of last Novem- ber is the very first in which a Republican has been elected ...
... Republican , was elected mayor of the city by a small plurality , but that was because the Democratic vote was divided between two candidates . The election of last Novem- ber is the very first in which a Republican has been elected ...
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