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... election was the appearance of an organ- ized third party for the first time in American history . It was the Anti - Masonic Party , and its chief claim to fame is that it held the first national political convention in this country ...
... election was the appearance of an organ- ized third party for the first time in American history . It was the Anti - Masonic Party , and its chief claim to fame is that it held the first national political convention in this country ...
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... election of the year A. D. 1860 , each having taken oath aforesaid , and not having since violated it , and being a qualified voter by the election law of the State existing immediately before the so - called act of secession , and ...
... election of the year A. D. 1860 , each having taken oath aforesaid , and not having since violated it , and being a qualified voter by the election law of the State existing immediately before the so - called act of secession , and ...
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... election to be held in the manner prescribed by the act for the election of delegates ; but at a time and place named by the conven- tion , at which election the said electors , and none others , shall vote directly for or against such ...
... election to be held in the manner prescribed by the act for the election of delegates ; but at a time and place named by the conven- tion , at which election the said electors , and none others , shall vote directly for or against such ...
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