Although its influence had materially suffered during and since the war, it still controlled a great constituency throughout the North, and the longer its chief hesitated to join the new party the more earnest and eloquent did the appeals of the Liberals become.
Alexander discusses the enduring influence of the Tribune despite its challenges during and after the war.
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