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Albert Beveridge: I am sure its importance to the nation will be felt, and the occasion employed to complete the great operation they have…

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I am sure its importance to the nation will be felt, and the occasion employed to complete the great operation they have so long been executing, by the appointment of a decided Republican, with nothing equivocal about him.
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Albert Beveridge
Republican · Indiana

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Beveridge emphasizes the significance of an appointment for the nation's future and the need for a strong Republican candidate.

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