Public Opinion, Volume 2Public Opinion Company, 1887 |
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Page 7
... party were in power ? Mr. Blaine admits that the present situation of sup- pressed suffrage at the South existed in 1877 , but he does not tell who it was that precipitated that situation . When Grant in 1874 asked Congress for the ...
... party were in power ? Mr. Blaine admits that the present situation of sup- pressed suffrage at the South existed in 1877 , but he does not tell who it was that precipitated that situation . When Grant in 1874 asked Congress for the ...
Page 8
... party . The Democrats accept this as proof alike of his ability and his patriotism . It is this which brings the bulk of the party to him , and has made its ap- proval so emphatic that the leaders have ceased to make serious efforts at ...
... party . The Democrats accept this as proof alike of his ability and his patriotism . It is this which brings the bulk of the party to him , and has made its ap- proval so emphatic that the leaders have ceased to make serious efforts at ...
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... party in 1888. The Sun serves notice that if the Democrats of the country are not ready to swallow the dose prepared by New York , they must prepare for defeat . The Sun says : However strongly of late years the other sections of the ...
... party in 1888. The Sun serves notice that if the Democrats of the country are not ready to swallow the dose prepared by New York , they must prepare for defeat . The Sun says : However strongly of late years the other sections of the ...
Page 28
... party , and the strongest inducement that could be offered to that party to compose all differences and unite upon him would be the evidence that the admiration professed for him by outsiders like the Times is an element of party ...
... party , and the strongest inducement that could be offered to that party to compose all differences and unite upon him would be the evidence that the admiration professed for him by outsiders like the Times is an element of party ...
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... party . He is , unquestionably , the dominating power in it to - day . It elects a statesman to the Senate from Vermont ; it awards local favors to a soldier of the war in Illinois ; it recognizes talent for public affairs and long ...
... party . He is , unquestionably , the dominating power in it to - day . It elects a statesman to the Senate from Vermont ; it awards local favors to a soldier of the war in Illinois ; it recognizes talent for public affairs and long ...
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