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laws. I.aw-tiiat tire difcniiiinat ing
;i d i;ij.i.-f. Laws that put the
i.iriuaeui.'iit of our inonev into had
and ,-el!isii hand.-, and plaee the
heavie.-t taxation on thonc least able
tob-arit. Laws that put the fate
of the country in 'lie hands of the
uioiiopo i-s. N o In ne.-t man ap.provt-.-of
;n h laws. None but tlaltors Uj
the people will .-iij port or t r y to jus
tify .vich laws. These bad laws
were the issues in the last campaign.
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of tin- Mate were in favor of ciiany
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