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Descriptions of Gore and public will in a political quarrel
The piece attacks a figure named Chandler for resisting gore and governance in a debate over President Tilden. It contrasts Ferocious Bob Ingersoll and a Peoria swashbuckler, citing resignations and questions of who may claim to speak for the people. The writer asserts the American will supports Tilden as next president.
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