Tomlinson, Joseph - An Address by Joseph Tomlinson of the Firm of James, Santee and CoPhiladelphia, Press of Burk and M'Fetridge, 1880. Original Wraps. 8pp. A short speech, given in the Wigwam in Philadelphia, addressing Republican party supporters, recalling the Republican party as that of Abraham Lincoln, with strong anti-slavery and pro morality roots, at the same time calling the Democratic party the party of those for the rebellion against Lincoln and the Union. Tomlinson castigates the "so-called Democratic party," and its presidential candidate while endorsing James A. Garfield. Also addressed are tariff and currency related issues. In GOOD condition with a faint vertical fold crease present. Heavy darkening/offsetting along the lower extremities, with two small areas of staining on the rear wrap. Minor toning to the piece. Good .
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