Every movement made by this Democratic House of Representatives is an appeal to every man who ever voted with the Republican party to rally to its support again, and to every man who fought in the Union army to vote with us to preserve the results of his victory.
Editor's note · Context
Sherman calls for unity among Republicans and former Union soldiers to support the party's efforts against the Democratic House.
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