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De Alexander: “To further exclude just cause of offence Conkling, in accepting the chairmanship of the convention, broke his long…”

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To further exclude just cause of offence Conkling, in accepting the chairmanship of the convention, broke his long silence upon the currency question, and without sarcasm or innuendo honoured the President by closely following the latter's clear, compact, and convincing speeches on hard money.
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Republican · New York

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This statement illustrates Conkling's commitment to the President's monetary policies during the convention.

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