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Breckinridge and Douglas in Democratic Clash Tone
A lengthy political summary discusses the 1860 presidential race with John Breckinridge and Stephen A. Douglas as leading factions. It notes Breckinridge’s alignment shifts, party splits, and Southern support dynamics, including Kentucky and Georgia reactions, and the broader Democratic and Constitutional Union landscapes in various states. The piece lampoons shifting loyalties and highlights unionist sentiments amid regional tensions.
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John O. Breckinridge
Cinccinnati Mattoras
Charleston
Cincinnati
Dreckinridge
Breckinridge
Nebraska
Lalo
Prealavery Garty
Kentucky
Senate
Fegulature
Buchanan
Roturus
Oregon
Legebatare
Valle States
Lane
Benatara
Berekinrige Dermocracy
Douglas Jon Sey
Georgia
Longfas
Dominion
Yeu the Times
Douglas
Montgomery
Douglas Kimates
T. HH. Watts
North Carolina
North
Caroling
Dougas
Raleigh Standard
Baltimore
Proareas
Ellis
Standard
D.K. McRae
Begg
Douglas Epedchos
G. Haywood
Democratic
Vougha
Henry W. Miller
Uell
Democratic Party
Houglae
Black Republic
Owen Lovejoy
Minuis
Missouri
Merekingidge
Wade
Alabama
Minsett
Hhneell
Agin
Taswits Vikas
Iec Oncertin
John
Notin
Enon
Pat
Nolbin
Hiemeen
Sam
Mo Lechie
Falge
Uriel Wright
St. Louis
Union
Tosmurrow
Union A
Lucky Court
Yancey & Co
Unel Wright
Nashville
Cass
Canavinty
Cass County
Thon
Sullivan War
Rollin He Kirk
H.R. Farrow
Vis
Col. Hi
P. Farrow
Thos
G. Barrow
Cans County
National Democratic Party
Stephen A. Dougs
J. W. Harris
I. Hielda
John A. Crawford
T. J. Watford
H. P. Farrow
M. McMurry
Stephens
John J. Rows