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The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . ... Despite the fact that he had supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , Bryan hated him for being a Gold Democrat .
The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . ... Despite the fact that he had supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , Bryan hated him for being a Gold Democrat .
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intense since 1800 when Thomas Jefferson created the Democratic party . In 1800 Jefferson and the Democrats had been bitterly assailed as radical , exactly as Fremont and the Republicans now were assailed as radical in 1856 .
intense since 1800 when Thomas Jefferson created the Democratic party . In 1800 Jefferson and the Democrats had been bitterly assailed as radical , exactly as Fremont and the Republicans now were assailed as radical in 1856 .
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His only major conflict was a political one : the disputed election of 1876 between Democrat Samuel Tilden and Republican ... وو Hancock became the center of wild and incendiary rumors : that he was preparing to lead a Democratic army ...
His only major conflict was a political one : the disputed election of 1876 between Democrat Samuel Tilden and Republican ... وو Hancock became the center of wild and incendiary rumors : that he was preparing to lead a Democratic army ...
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