The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-13
OF THE DAILY MA
TfONAL ERA.

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oppose whatever violates OF tends TO vio'
late them, whether this be Involuntary
Personal Servltude, Civil Despo,sm,
Spiritual Absolutism, Class Legislation,
the Selfsbness Of Capilul, the Tyranny Of
Combination. the Oppression of Mnjo>
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Whig and Democra, organ cations, be-
llcving thaiih main issues on which they
have been arrayed aginst each other are
obsolete or settled, and tIlat they are now
CHI fly used by lhe Sectional Interest Of
Slavery, 10 impair tho love Of Liberty ma,
tural 10 the American mind, and 10 snbjn-
gate the American People 10 its rule.
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adheranis who are honestly seeking
through them 10 advance tho substantial
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Truths OF the Declaration of Indepen-
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