Letter : Ashland, [Lexington, Kentucky], to J[ames] T.B. Stapp, Vandalia, Illinois, 1843 Nov. 16.

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Letter : Ashland, [Lexington, Kentucky], to J[ames] T.B. Stapp, Vandalia, Illinois, 1843 Nov. 16.

Pleased that the Whig Party is doing well in Illinois.

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