The Next President and the Small State Candidate
A historical editorial argues the next U S president should come from a small state to avoid large state influence, stressing constitutional restoration and anti radical abuses. It cites New York and Ohio as costly to nominate and endorses a candidate tested by scrutiny from smaller states. It also quotes B H Hill urging unity against political traders as the nation faces liberty versus empire. John Dillon's.
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