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Page 6
... majority of 20,000 , and General Hancock , whose prospects up to within a short time of the election seemed so bright , was defeated on a point where Mr. Randall would have been impregnable . In 1884 the Republicans indulged in the hope ...
... majority of 20,000 , and General Hancock , whose prospects up to within a short time of the election seemed so bright , was defeated on a point where Mr. Randall would have been impregnable . In 1884 the Republicans indulged in the hope ...
Page 8
... majority of his party , he is no stronger now than he was two years ago , whilst Cleveland , on the contrary , has grown in strength , month by month , and continues to grow . Blaine's bitter Au- gusta speech , delivered when he thought ...
... majority of his party , he is no stronger now than he was two years ago , whilst Cleveland , on the contrary , has grown in strength , month by month , and continues to grow . Blaine's bitter Au- gusta speech , delivered when he thought ...
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... majority of 20,000 , and Gen- eral Hancock , whose prospects up to within a short time of the election seemed so bright , was defeated on a point where Mr. Randall would have been impregnable . This is meant to show that if the ...
... majority of 20,000 , and Gen- eral Hancock , whose prospects up to within a short time of the election seemed so bright , was defeated on a point where Mr. Randall would have been impregnable . This is meant to show that if the ...
Page 29
... majority of his party in New York . " Governor Hill has many friends , without doubt , and he is a shrewd and somewhat strategic politician , but when you take a wide view of the Democratic party in this State , Mr. Cleveland occupies a ...
... majority of his party in New York . " Governor Hill has many friends , without doubt , and he is a shrewd and somewhat strategic politician , but when you take a wide view of the Democratic party in this State , Mr. Cleveland occupies a ...
Page 34
... majority , and a minority which complains of the necessary results is regarded as unreasonable . Still more unreasonable are such complaints when the majority stands in the old paths and the minority seeks to introduce innovations never ...
... majority , and a minority which complains of the necessary results is regarded as unreasonable . Still more unreasonable are such complaints when the majority stands in the old paths and the minority seeks to introduce innovations never ...
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