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George Julian: “I was welcomed by the Republican masses everywhere, and the fact was as gratifying to me as it proved mortifying to the…”

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I was welcomed by the Republican masses everywhere, and the fact was as gratifying to me as it proved mortifying to the party chiefs who, a little while before, had found such comfort in the assurance that henceforward they were rid of me.
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George Julian
Republican · Indiana

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Julian expresses his satisfaction with being embraced by the Republican masses despite previous political tensions.

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