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It saw itself flattered , besieged , importuned , all but knelt to , by one of the two contending parties ; and ... in carrying the State , and with it the Union - how were they not assailed by the defeated party as having done it !
It saw itself flattered , besieged , importuned , all but knelt to , by one of the two contending parties ; and ... in carrying the State , and with it the Union - how were they not assailed by the defeated party as having done it !
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And this was the source of the interest with which we of the Democratic Party looked on as we stood by , and witnessed all the intense effort made by our opponents to carry off the whole body of the Aboli- tionists on the strength of ...
And this was the source of the interest with which we of the Democratic Party looked on as we stood by , and witnessed all the intense effort made by our opponents to carry off the whole body of the Aboli- tionists on the strength of ...
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Is the political importance , as a balancing party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued ...
Is the political importance , as a balancing party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued ...
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... indeed , ob- noxious in itself , but still more obnoxious from the danger supposed to exist that the whole Southern Presidential vote would go en masse against the party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace .
... indeed , ob- noxious in itself , but still more obnoxious from the danger supposed to exist that the whole Southern Presidential vote would go en masse against the party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace .
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The Democratic party in Congress it was which stood by the South in the establishment ... petitions in question as indeed be- yond the true constitutional authority of Congress , while the party of Federal latitudinarianism could not .
The Democratic party in Congress it was which stood by the South in the establishment ... petitions in question as indeed be- yond the true constitutional authority of Congress , while the party of Federal latitudinarianism could not .
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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