Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04
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Ninth YoInne-I%6.

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Relieving that the spread Of Liberty and not Of Bond
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l'euoc IN the Congress OF iIs " That Slavery invol-
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principles OF civil and reli ous liberty is therefore
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ernment be e<erted o the side of freedom
reucy and kindred questions il viii continue to Yo a
war of determination aoapst all ausont c,,rrenc, a
laws the ayoidi1lr of tsxatiop or ibe 5fnJin If fG
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EVENTS OF THE COMING YEAR
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Election decide whether Freedom or slavery
shall rule this mon and in that Kansas viii be
ltle OF rejected a. FREE STATE In That year the
late OF Italy, Hungary and Poland may hc decIccd and
IN That wear tyranny ANA oppression all the civilized
wor may either receive their death wound the pro-
gItas OF Human Rights turned back for half century
1t Is evident that the between the European Powers
wlhhot be c9ncae III Russia shall be humbled, the
Gar snail r"le me deolinies OF Europe
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chronieer Of the great play Of events act succeeds