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and l1a hseG1 6ow ~ s6kdpa - Dea-
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De.sns1nsie Pss1t1see in 1eJe.
bereisEn1llst a1kessnrs % ~ aspselsasion,
ssainceing eaelfy 0.sh rsiseipas srihe Dem-
eesatie paE1y. IL Mold ~ hssn faithful 20
iis trase. Whsa hist hsnsls sAIksd Of spoiled
rsssy. . dead party, new party, u bore aiof
the NJ = TN hissosie, isduuftanpe Deeperatic
lassy. TAaf aag. Inscribed vith shs heesds
Frs Tpads end fasnesS Riehts. Hard Mesey
snd ce nesouelies,-,he De9ocrai. q 0hiea.d
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n ssw ensoas now Spsas hs6sse ~ psDoc-
naey--uoss giosisus as4 more hese6eeat than
lie Pasa nssef, ilensifed though dat - vith
tlelbnsAine - ihs sspsAiic. its eIpansioa seroa
The sssesaaA ~ halfesntsry Of Rresperisysnd
~ OF. seerrs orns fasur., n Il III past
and Psxsras nisnpks. b still steAdfast sdhe-
fesce 10 tle equalization, m pn6inctin sdeli.
y. . the Dsiscpies of shs Deaaocratic parry.
prineipies sever 30 needlnl - nsw - Be aIrtieS
ihroueh host our National, State and municipal
lie, "a heal the wounds and Decentralization Of
war. 10 sop corrupt and pro6igaie exreudifore,
| TO limit and localise powers entrrssed % the
from the Setiess Of barbarous TsYin, our trade
| from the nocfuasions Of an irredeemab'e raPes
Cnrresey, and eur agriculture rom the double
plundeFsng AZ 10Th, ~ veil ~ to repair the
wiae-spsesar financial Ruin wrought By the
Fiscal poljsy of the Republican party.
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