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Horation Seymour and his friends! : how Democrats treat the colored man!

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Illustrated editorial denouncing Horatio Seymour "Presidential candidate of the Rebel Democracy." Concludes "every colored voter who acts with the Democracy sustains the party that sustained slavery"
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Duke University

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  1. African Americans
  2. Elections
  3. History
  4. Race Relations

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