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    Headquarters National Union State Committee, Boston, November 1, 1866 Sir: The votes printed by the State Committee for state officers, member of Congress, councillor, senator and county officers, will be sent to you for distribution in the towns in your senatorial district. ... It is of the utmost importance that every town in your district have these votes in season, placed in the hands of a reliable man. ...
    Published 1866

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    Wakefield, Sept. 3d, 1873 Dear Sir: It is expected that every man opposed to the election of the self-constituted candidate for governor, General B.F. Butler, will be at the caucus Friday evening ... to choose delegates to attend the state convention at Worcester Sept. 10th, who will vote first, last, and always anti-Butler.
    Published 1873

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    Gen. Butler's action in regard to the salary grab In the Congressional theft, known as the "salary grab, " B.F. Butler, as the record in the Congressional globe shows, was the leading spirit from first to last ...

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    Republican State Convention Basis of representation.--One delegate for each town or ward of a city, and one additional delegate for every two hundred votes, and for every fraction as large as one hundred, cast for Gen. Grant in 1872, in such town or ward.
    Published 1873

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    Calumny refuted! Parker House, Boston, Nov. 2, '74. Mr. M.C. Cook, Dear Sir: We understand that for reasons best known to themselves, persons in the district in which Gen. Banks is a candidate for Congress, have made statements and spread reports to the effect that that gentleman is not in the habit of paying his bills at the Parker House, and that we had charged off $3.000 against his name as profit and loss. In justice to Gen. Banks and to ourselves, we desire to state that this is false. Gen. Banks does not now, and never did, owe bills at the Parker House. ..
    Published 1874

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    The Republican address. To the Republicans of Massachusetts Fellow-citizens:--You are again summoned to be represented in a convention, by which the character of the state government will be determined for another year. ...
    Published 1873

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    "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." Goliah and the Philistines of the 19th century are upon us, but will soon be swept away by the sober second thought and the exercise of the intelligent franchise of the people ... Mr. D.B. [i.e., B.D.] Godfrey's soothing missionary tract, soothing cordial, conundrums, and great seven column supplenary letter, written from New York ..

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    What are the limits of party fealty? At the Republican Convention at Worcester, September 10, 1873, Gen. Butler said ... Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1875. H.L. Dawes, chairman of committee on resolutions, reported to the Convention as follows: "It is therefore declared that the Republican Party of Massachusetts, will support no man for official position whose personal character is not an absolute guarantee of fidelity to every public trust, and they invoke the condemnation of the ballot box upon any candidate for office who fails of this test, whatever be his party, name or indorsement." This resolution was adopted by the Convention
    Published 1875

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    Republican State Conventions in Massachusetts Basis of representation.--One delegate for each town and ward of a city, and one additional delegate for every two hundred votes, and for every fraction as large as one hundred, cast for Hayes electors in 1876, in such town or ward. /
    Published 1877

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    The P.L.L. Society The following is a true copy of the constitution and oaths of the P.L.L. League of Massachusetts. Mark, that nothing is said about obedience to the state constitution. Constitution. Preamble, Whereas: the time has come when the personal liberty of American citizens, our dearest birthright, is menaced in its own home ... we do hereby form ourselves into a brotherhood, for our mutual protection. ...
    Published 1867

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    To the electors of the Fifth Congressional District We are entering upon one of the most important political contests in the history of our country, one destined to settle its governmental policy for years to come. ... The Republicans of the Fifth Congressional District, claiming as a common right and political heritage the privilege of so doing, free from interference or dictation abroad, through their district committee, duly constituted, called a convention at Salem on the 28th of September last, requesting the Republicans of the district to send delegates ... in the choice of candidate for the Forty-first Congress. ...
    Published 1868

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    Ben Butler. Air:--Up in a balloon
    Published 1871

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    The Butler campaign Air--"Bonnie Dundee."
    Published 1871

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    Butler's blunders
    Published 1883

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    Butler and the colored people

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    [Political campaign literature, Boston, Mass., 1834-1884]

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    "Our governor still lives."
    Published 1883

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    Butler and the colored people

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    Address of the Republican women of Massachusetts To the women of America. The time has come, in the progress of civilization, when the women of America may make themselves felt in politics as a recognized and beneficent power. This manifestation will naturally precede the establishment of the equal rights of woman, as cause precedes effect. ...
    Published 1872

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    Ben Butler : Air:--Up in a balloon
    Published 1871

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