James Gordon Bennett, Esq.-
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even Tom genoas yoe7 how will the old bunker ciqu:s
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the members ofboth houses Th. opinion is the
factions and bsfd sspan to cfhc- this city, kaow Do
hev suppose for moment that Mr. Polk will
every Mr. and who has been
oct such result they esrt,iny forget Mr. polks Na.hvis
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ton that would sacrifice body every thing shrine
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of his frie ds. Every effort OF theirs with the incoming
admin tratiou him, will the judgment Of m,ny
shrewd politicians prove fui less In the s. hit
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Januury 27th 1876