Letter, Sept. 3,1826.

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Letter, Sept. 3,1826.

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Letter to William B. Archer, fellow legislator from Clark County, discussing his loss to Edwards. States that although he lost the election "the victory is mine--I have beaten him in his own county", but laments that his friends in "Brown, Hardin & Eddy have acted most vilainously". Advises that Edwards' policy will be "to conciliate ..."

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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