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The International Monthly, Volume 5, No. 3, March, 1852

Note 3 — AN ELECTION ROW IN NEW-YORK.

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It is a mistake to suppose that the presidential election is always attended with great excitement. Monroe literally walked over the course for his second term. Martin Van Buren's election passed off very quietly; and General Taylor's, being taken almost as a matter of course, was accompanied by no extraordinary demonstrations.

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