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George Julian: A powerful anti-slavery party had at last appeared, as the slow creation of events and the fruit of patient toil and…

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A powerful anti-slavery party had at last appeared, as the slow creation of events and the fruit of patient toil and endeavor; but it had against it a popular majority of nearly a million.
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George Julian
Republican · Indiana

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Julian highlights the emergence of a significant anti-slavery party despite facing overwhelming opposition.

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