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My dear Sir Washington, Aug 22, 1863
I see by the papers that with nine counties still out Bramlette has over 50,000 majority. I wish you would ascertain for me the
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I see by the papers that with nine counties still out Bramlette has over 50,000 majority. I wish you would ascertain for me the
aggregate vote he has received. I wish to see whether it will be a clear majority of the largest vote ever cast in Kentucky. The Presidential vote of 1860 which I suppose to be the largest, was 146,216 and 73,109 would be a clear majority of it. Yours truly A LINCOLN
[1] ALS, owned by John S. Adams, Sr., Wayne, Pennsylvania. No reply from Green Adams has been found.