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He refused to say he would be a candidate . What would have happened if the party had drafted him , as they were to draft him in 1904 , is conjectural . As a judge , Parker became known for " the temperate language of his judicial ...
He refused to say he would be a candidate . What would have happened if the party had drafted him , as they were to draft him in 1904 , is conjectural . As a judge , Parker became known for " the temperate language of his judicial ...
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Horace Greeley approved the general as a candidate , believing him to be the most pre - eminently available . The last great Whig convention - for its scattered forces were to be drawn into the new Republican party - opened on June 16 ...
Horace Greeley approved the general as a candidate , believing him to be the most pre - eminently available . The last great Whig convention - for its scattered forces were to be drawn into the new Republican party - opened on June 16 ...
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His choice for a candidate was Chief Justice Chase , who had presided with complete fair- ness over the impeachment trial of President Johnson ; he had told this to the New York delegates only a few days berore when he had denied them ...
His choice for a candidate was Chief Justice Chase , who had presided with complete fair- ness over the impeachment trial of President Johnson ; he had told this to the New York delegates only a few days berore when he had denied them ...
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