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Hancock Campaign Address at the Court House 1890
SPHHCEH HON. SANUEL J. GILPIN delivers a lengthy 1890 speech at the court house praising Hancock and English for president and vice president. He criticizes Grant era corruption, defends Hancock’s Civil War leadership, condemns Garfield and centralizing tendencies, and urges voters to support Hancock-English amid partisan attacks.
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Winfield Scott Hancock
W. H. English
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George B. McCtellant
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Lookout Mountain
Joe Hooker
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Democratic Party
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Chicago
Mr. Tilden
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Ohio
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New Orleans
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Amy Mitchell
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James A. Garfield
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John Sherman
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