...Democrats, in giving him the support of the journal. Writing to his brother in Illinois, he said : " The Free-Soil Party is now doing nothing. Its representatives...measure, just as effectively by supporting Pierce as Hale.* Nay, it can do it far more effectually. A journal belonging to a large party has infinitely...

...Democrats, in giving him the support of the journal. Writing to his brother in Illinois, he said : " The Free-Soil Party is now doing nothing. Its representatives...measure, just as effectively by supporting Pierce as Hale.* Nay, it can do it far more effectually. A journal belonging to a large party has infinitely...

...P. Hale by the Abolitionists, he vindicated his support of the former in the following terms : — " The Free-Soil Party is now doing nothing. Its representatives...measure, just as effectively by supporting Pierce as Hale. Nay, it can do it far more effectually. A journal belonging to a large party has infinitely more...

...John P. Hale by the Abolitionists, he vindicated his support of the former in the following terms: — "The Free-Soil Party is now doing nothing. Its representatives...measure, just as effectively by supporting Pierce as Hale. Nay, it can do it far more effectually. A journal belonging to a large party has infinitely more...

...done by the journals. Now, at the end of the session, when it is too late for serious debate, Suroner gets up and wants to make a speech. They refuse to...measure, just as effectively by supporting Pierce as Hale. Nay, it can do it far more effectually. A journal belonging to a large party has infinitely more...

...Sumner useless. Bryant undoubtedly expressed the best political wisdom of the time when he wrote : " I see not the least chance of a repeal or change of...make it odious, and prevent it from being enforced." ' No presidential campaign is so hopeless that the weaker candidate and his friends do not at some...

...reconsideration of the Fugitive Slave Law and pointed out what he thought to be its certain fate in the words : " I see not the least chance of a repeal or change of...make it odious and prevent it from being enforced." Bryant was not the only one who was writing at this time in private correspondence, as well as in the...

...reconsideration of the Fugitive Slave Law and pointed out what he thought to be its certain fate in the words: "I see not the least chance of a repeal or change...make it odious and prevent it from being enforced." Bryant was not the only one who was writing at this time in private correspondence, as well as in the...