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Governor Hill Defends Democratic Faith and 1888 Prospects
Governor Hill delivers a lengthy Brooklyn Academy of Music speech on The Democratic Party, tracing its Jeffersonian roots, critiquing Republican reapportionment, and urging a vigorous, unified Democratic push in 1888. He lauds Jefferson, Monroe, and Tilden, attacks minority rule, and calls for reform and bold policy.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Long Island
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Democratic Club of
Brooklyn
Washington
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Academy of Music
Gen. J. ©. Black
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A. E. Golquitt
Georgia
Whitney
David A. Boody
Rose
Governor Hill
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Mons
Applausa
Borm Party
Old Dominion
Statute of Virginia
University of Virginia
Andrew Jackson
David B Hill
Sterling
Monticello
Hermitage
Deerfield
Greystone
Empire State
New York
Kings
Albany
Connecticut
Lass
Hartford
New Haven
United States Senate
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Ironyclad
Rock
Union
United States
Senate
Nevada
St. Lawrence
Alleghany County
Bayes
Samuel J. Tilden
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Mr. Tilden
J. Tilden
Republican Club
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Chauncey M. Depew
Lauughter
Shauncey Depew
Republican Party
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Bern
Laurensely
James Monroe
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Foraker
Ohio
Depew
Prairies
West
Thas Thors
Faraker
Judge Woodbury
Boston
Gen McNeil
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Arthur Powthes
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Gen. Black
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Comuntry
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