I had no personal grievances to complain of, and most sincerely regretted the necessity which compelled my withdrawal from political associations in which I had labored many long years, and through seasons of great national danger.
George Julian: “I had no personal grievances to complain of, and most sincerely regretted the necessity which compelled my withdrawal…”
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Julian shares his regret over withdrawing from political associations despite having no personal grievances.
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