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The Next Presidential Election and Rotation in Office
An article arguing for a swift 1864 nomination by the Union to end personal squabbles, defend the war, and restore the Union. It defends rotation in office as a feature of a free government and criticizes perpetual one-term limits, urging public trust in elected leaders and reelection for proven incumbents. The piece cites Washington and Jackson as precedents and defends the biennial election as a safeguard of democracy.
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