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Me·dill  (m-dl), Joseph 1823-1899.
American newspaperman who was a founder of the Republican Party (1854), staunchly supported Abraham Lincoln's presidential campaign and administration, and was editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune (1874-1899).
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