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De Alexander: “The vote combined a compliment to Tilden and an official utterance against the action of his great enemy, and as the…”

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The vote combined a compliment to Tilden and an official utterance against the action of his great enemy, and as the States, answering promptly and sharply, dealt death to bolting and paralysis to Tammany it became evident to the blindest that Tilden possessed the confidence of his party.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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This quote reflects the political dynamics and support for Tilden within his party during a critical moment.

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