Albert Beveridge: “The affairs of this government will not only be ruined but ... the…”

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The affairs of this government will not only be ruined but ... the disgrace will attach to the federal party if they permit the re-election of Mr.

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Republican · Indiana

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Beveridge warns of the potential political consequences for the federal party if they allow a certain candidate's re-election.

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Albert Beveridge: “The affairs of this government will not only be ruined but ... the disgrace will attach to the federal party if they…”