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English: Cass & Butler 1848 Jugate Ribbon. 3" x 8" pink silk ribbon advocating for the 1848 Democratic candidates. It is titled "Genl. Cass For President. Genl. Butler For Vice President." It is captioned "Democracy." An eagle labeled "Vigilance" holds a ringed "medallion" of "Lewis Cass of Michigan" in its beak, reminiscent of a pewter rim medallion. He is flanked by the names of prior presidents and a riband that declares "The Union Must and Shall Be Preserved". A somewhat larger portrait of "Maj General Wm. O. Butler of Kentucky" is nestled in a circular ring that represents all the states in the Union. |
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