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 Il TGo T1.Iong5 he endeavored to make it ai,l JaIeoates from this county. The !e as rss. who had the best claims Psao.a at; Who could enter the canvass poslas. .aoiest chances of success While 7. of fine people of this county might M ,n v, yote for Byrd, they also might |l7 ' .aonose ,g that Chapman had more fa 'afF democrat throughout the State, ,bo 1' sake of party set the claims of l'id'I 'I1 he an endless task 10 expose all 'olG .4:,;os Sg into which General Byrd has Ilul,5 lI.rod, and one for which have nei-

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