Address of the Unconditional Union State Central Committee to the People of Maryland (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
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In vain did a member from Cecil urge, first, adjournment without nomination failing in this, then postponement for further reflection and consultation.
The disorganizers were in the ascendant; motions for delay were thrust aside, the resolutions of the Committee were adopted as embracing all that was necessary for State and National interests and a ticket put for ward with the full knowledge that by that act they divided the Union ranks without hope of remedy.
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