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| − | fully endorsed the plan as the only[underlined] | + | fully endorsed the plan as the only [underlined] |
| − | hope of the final[underlined] salvation of our | + | hope of the final [underlined] salvation of our |
Country -- and altho' neither he, nor | Country -- and altho' neither he, nor | ||
I, nor you perhaps, ever dreamed that | I, nor you perhaps, ever dreamed that | ||
| − | it would ever[word | + | it would ever [word crossed out] come to this -- that if |
their policy, should not rule the | their policy, should not rule the | ||
country, they would do their best | country, they would do their best | ||
to ruin it, he [insert] Mr. H. has pursued the | to ruin it, he [insert] Mr. H. has pursued the | ||
line of policy marked out by you | line of policy marked out by you | ||
| − | + | & your colleagues with a steady | |
zeal from that day to this -- and | zeal from that day to this -- and | ||
| + | now that the great victory at the | ||
| + | polls is won, he is anxious as | ||
| + | the most earnest of us that this | ||
| + | victory of peace shall be gloriously | ||
| + | & triumphantly sustained [underlined] if it must | ||
| + | be so, on the battlefield -- | ||
| + | |||
| + | Our brave democratic [underlined] brothers of the | ||
| + | North have sprung to arms at the | ||
| + | cry of danger to the Union and are | ||
| + | ready to do battle for the Union | ||
| + | pure and simple --but to the | ||
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fully endorsed the plan as the only [underlined] hope of the final [underlined] salvation of our Country -- and altho' neither he, nor I, nor you perhaps, ever dreamed that it would ever [word crossed out] come to this -- that if their policy, should not rule the country, they would do their best to ruin it, he [insert] Mr. H. has pursued the line of policy marked out by you & your colleagues with a steady zeal from that day to this -- and now that the great victory at the polls is won, he is anxious as the most earnest of us that this victory of peace shall be gloriously & triumphantly sustained [underlined] if it must be so, on the battlefield --
Our brave democratic [underlined] brothers of the North have sprung to arms at the cry of danger to the Union and are ready to do battle for the Union pure and simple --but to the