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The northern Democrats supported Stephen A. Douglas for President in 1860, but the southern Democrats withheld support for Douglas. The South demanded that Douglas repudiate the Freeport Doctrine and support a federal slave law. The Douglas supporters pointed out that to do that would drive the northern Democrats into the Republican Party.

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The issue of slavery and the rights of slave-owners divided the party's in the 1860 election. The North and the South were divided also.

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The Republican Party of 1860 was divided between the Northern party and the Southern Party. This was do to the Republican's stand on slavery and slave owners rights.

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Democrats split into two groups: North Democrats and South Democrats.

Lincoln, who was Republican, won the election.

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