On the record
Let us here and now put behind us, with the contest to which it belongs, whatever unkindliness of feeling, if there be any at all, that may have been engendered.
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gutenberg.orgLet us here and now put behind us, with the contest to which it belongs, whatever unkindliness of feeling, if there be any at all, that may have been engendered.
John Sherman emphasizes the importance of moving past any negativity in political contests.
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