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flied and believe several of the most odious North
ern sentiment, including the assumption oil tDe 80
Texas by our Government have been PURPOSE! Aep'
back until after your election was reeem' c. =. VIC
Senate when preposterous claim on oI ooS e.n
nent for $4,000 10 be paid TO Texas ~ T 49, -
.ain goods ded on the Iexas oank oil
the Red River BIZ an American s'eanooe'r siEeo "
Texas Collector imported into 1exas without entry
at the Custom House, and leCaieo ~, Tue "
an Arkansas mob yras earnestly debated Tor an hour or
n,ore and numpy voted for by nineteen champions OF
Annexatiop though there was no evidence that the
goods were worth even $4,000, no foundation for the
claim in equity, and no support for II confessedy in
either precedent or International Law And though vo-
ted down by % 20 H. of the Annexatonsts who vo
ted against ithmself Stakeholder though represent
ing Free State-wss induced TO move reconsidera-
ton which prevailed and the bill now stands on the
orders of The Senate ready be pushed through when
the time shall seem proptous. believe this IS
but entering wedge for other claims equally mon
strous and far mere formidable We have already
Texasin utter defiance OF the miserable pretence OF
Compromise in the Aonexing Joint Resolution OF our
Congress which prescrbes that much Of her terrific
" as lies above 30 30 North shall be Free Territory
form Constitution which makes Slavery the iunda-
mental law Of the uhoe well above below that line,
and rves the links Of organized snd legaized OpPres
sion that the of euy individual Shareholder viii
be requisite to abolish Slavery at any time
Such lie the audacious untring conspiracy against he
rights Of which OF the Free States are required
by every consideration of Duty Honor interest and he
redtary Feeling resist to the utermost And az New
Hampshire enthraed has for many years abased herself
serviely at the feet of the Slave Power may not
uent and fearless in resisting i'll In the ardent hope
that she msy be- ask your concurrence in this senti
mept
TIE Free Sta,es-Now but Thirteen FifteenAs they
Just equal in number LEI them emulate in spirit the Old
Thirteen and untedy resolve that not another inch OF
Slave cursed soil shalsbe added to, not another slave
Yours i most truly, " HORACE GREELEY.
NEw-YoRK March ls. 1886.
RESPECTED FRIEND: am this moment favored with
your kind in vitaton to attend social meeting to be
hold tha thn
Slave Democracy and the ascendency OF Free Legisa-
ton in New Hampshire Were 1t in my power to at
tend the meeting most gladly would embrace Inc op,
portuny As il is not please 10 accept my grateful
thanks for your invitation my sincere desire that the
meeting may be aioyous one and that the triumph OF
legitimate over bastard Democracy may be complete
and permanent in the Granite State.
II would delight my heart to and hear the choice
spirits who under God have been instrumental in
achieving this great victory and especially to unite IN
paying appropriate hopors to the Hero Of Dorr who had
the manly Independence to vote against the extension
and perpe;uy of Slavery who refused to trampe upon
the Constitution of his Country and bow bis knee to the
idol Southern despots had set up when all his coll
leagues basely succumbed the Slaveocracy and gave
up to party the interests of humanity and the claims OF
the God of the oppressed.
With much respect remain your friend and servant
LEWIS TAPPAN.
G1LMANToN iron WORKS, March 49, 1896.
GENTLE MEN: Nothing would give me greater plea
than accept your kind invitation to meet the In
dependent Democrats OF Manchester and exchange con-
CALCULATIONS with them on the downfall of Democracy
whose only vital principle the spirit OF Slavery
With prudence forbearance and unwavering devo
ton principle the part OF those who have achieved
the recent glorious victory the present will be epoch
from which New Hampshire will date new departure
in the path free principles and enlightened legislation
regret that imperative engagements prevent me from
being present Though absent will not fail to rejoice
in the event which calls friends thus joyully to-
gethcr Very respectfully yours
GEORGE G. FOGG.
mir. Goodwin is the whig candidate for Congress
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Massachusetts Mr. Fogg Editor of the Independent
Democrat Concord the Hale Organ. Whittier, the bard
of Freedom and Humanity need no introduction to