The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

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had pronounced no opinion, ekislea auring
the recent canvass IN Tint e.a'e. ro''un.
a'ely, instead Oh weakening ,ne enanees o'
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non,ina,., Sor gorcrnor and wheeled into
I,ro hohird Tho smaller segmcnt NJ the Re-
,ub,ica, marty. and In support Of Repub,ican
candidates. IA was then for the Renubllcans
n .imn,e game of . be,ds. I win, taIs won
,oss-o
On the single ouestiop whether tho dis
franchisement and test oath clauses shouId
bc inserted In the new eonstitutIop the seo-
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c,nd,a.,n. a. s,.,, of,... ,.o.. il .ooo.s
both Gen. walker and Gov. We'll. agreeing
in opnositlon to the clau.e.. On co,oreS
su(rage. education, the support Of the r,-
Construction measures of Congress and Of
the administration OF Gen. Grant, both sec.
lions of tho party agreed. II Is true that
many of the supporters OF Gov. Walker an
nounced doctrines the reverse of those no
advocated. and some of the canyassers of
Gen. Wells made most upiustl0able attacks
upon prominent Republicans. Indeed,
re,,hcr Walker nor Wells yerc faultless In
mi. rcspcct.
That contest Ia now over. Each section
of,bc Republicans will have To allow much
for tho ,hopVhtlcss acrimopy of debate, and
On ,orJo, ,rrcb IN tho beats of the capyass
M c,u.c Of divis,o, survives. and the m
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aovernor Walker Is not 50 enamored
tho me, who in their own compllmenta
Iopouage "supported him IA the lesser
,wn oy,ls IA tn hermit them to m
.,nr,.,o Tho state odmin,.,ro,ion in /,
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Republican men and for emasculating
new Republican constitution have alrea
been initiated, and 1t is hoped to carry tn,