There have been grave doubts with regard to the policy and the right of impeaching the President upon the facts as presented heretofore, but at the present hour I know of no man who loves his country more than party who will not pronounce a verdict against the President.
Blaine reflects on the doubts surrounding the impeachment process but asserts a strong sentiment against the President.
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