The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-02
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RALLY TO SUPPORT OF YOUR OWN LOCAL AND
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TO MEET THE ENEMY on STATE ISSUES AND
Policy, TO THE GREAT PoLIrIcAL CAM
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In view of the very important STATE and Nation
al Political contest to come off during the pres mt
year. and the fact that the S0-cGIled ' Democratic
PARTY" aUOo the determination to IGNORE NATIONAL
Issues AND FIGHT THE BATTLE IN MICHIGAN ON STATE
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of importance that Republicans Prepare for tile
Great Contest Of 1856. on State Issues. by making
themselves MOr0uQhLy familiar with all Party
Questions of State Concern, and more convers ant
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State Administration, in order to successfully re-
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the State. but they do ask that, next to them !
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ton as a Home State paper in preference to any
New York or other Eastern political paper.
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