The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-10-27
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err which too often seduce Brighten men from the
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VIC have deliberately chosen, and they have delib
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We avail ourselves Of this occasion to congratulate
our readers upon the arrangement which have
been so fortunate rs to make with Colonel Benton for
the publication of series of articles from his Thirty
Years in the United States Senate which will be
continued through the year and until the work shall
be published, some time in 1884.
We are also in negotiation for a series OF private
papers and "reminiscences of another eminent demo
cratic statesman, which We hope to bring out In the
course of a few weeks
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