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My mind never departed for a moment from the idea that we were free, entirely free, to continue the contest in behalf of General Grant upon our own judgment.
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Boutwell expresses his unwavering support for General Grant's candidacy, emphasizing his belief in their autonomy to continue the campaign.
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