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Vote against Abraham Lincoln, if you can, or stay at home and sulk, if you will; you have only, as a next step, to go over to the enemy.
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gutenberg.orgVote against Abraham Lincoln, if you can, or stay at home and sulk, if you will; you have only, as a next step, to go over to the enemy.
Sumner challenges voters to consider the consequences of their inaction or opposition to Lincoln.
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