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The Boston journal. The politician's guide. Presidential campaign of 1872. Interesting and useful statistical information. The publishers of the Boston journal present to the public the following carefully compiled tables of political statistics. ... The presidential election takes place Tuesday, November 5th, 1872
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[Boston : Published by the Journal Newspaper Co., 1872]
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A campaign paper for the democracy! The Campaign post will be devoted to the advocacy of the election of the nominees of the Charleston Convention, to assemble at Charleston, S.C., on the 23d of April, 1860. ..
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Beals, Greene & Co
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[Boston : Published by Beals, Greene & Co., 1860]
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A campaign paper! Beals, Greene & Co. propose to issue, July 3, 1852, the first number of a paper, to be called "The campaign post," to be devoted to the advocacy of the election of General Franklin Pierce to the presidency, and William R. King to the vice presidency, of the United States, and to the promotion of the cause of democracy throughout the nation. The "Campaign post" will be published every Saturday until Nov. 20th, twenty weeks, at twenty-five cents for the series to a single subscriber. ..
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Beals, Greene & Co
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[Boston : Published by Beals, Greene & Co., 1852]
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Campaign post. It is clearly demonstrated, by past and current events, that the afflicting controversy which has stained our soil with fraternal blood ... can finally be adjusted only through the ballot box in the election of magistrates and legislators who will use all power confided to them--military and civil--to maintain the constitutional authority of the government ..
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Beals, Greene & Co
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[Boston : Published by Beals, Greene & Co., 1864]
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