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1 Advertiser, May 28. ‘Life and Writings of B. R. Curtis,’ vol. i. pp. 138-155.
2 Horace Mann, referring to the charges against Adams and Clay, afterwards fully discredited, said: ‘I believe the same charge against the Free Soil party will have come twenty years hence to the same result,—that of conferring honor upon its object and infamy upon its authors.’ See Von Holst's remarks, vol. IV. pp. 41, 42.
3 The intemperate phrases of these Whig journals did not express the sentiments of their party outside of the State. The New York Tribune, January 14, edited by Horace Greeley, commended Sumner as a person who in every way would honor the place.
4 Works, vol. II. p. 431.
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