The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-02
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paign.
At 81 cents per 100 copies, free Of postage.
Poor Whites of the Sou;h-Weson.
Will the South Dissolve the Unon!-Weson.
The Federal Union, il must be Preserved.-Weston
Southern Slavery reduces Northern Wages.-Weston.
Who are standardization.
Review of the Kansas Minority Repetition. J. Sher-
man.
Reasons for Joining the Republican Party-Judge Foot
Kansas Contested Elecuon.-Hon. J. A. Bingham.
Admission of Kansss-Hon. G. A. Grow.
Colamers Report and Speech in favor OF Free State
Constitution for Kansas.
Kansas Afairs.-Hon. H. Waldron
Defence of Kansas-Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher
Defence of characterization A Burhngame.
Democratic Party as it Was and as Ts-Hon. r. c. Day
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Blar's Letter the Republican Association.
The Slavery Queston--Hon. J. Allison.
Slavery Observation-Disclosures A. p. Granger.
The Platfoms-Speech of Hon John j. Perry.
Who Are and Who May Be Slaves in the United States
Kansas and the Compromises.-Hon Jesse o. Norton.
The Republican Pary-Its Necessity and Its Mission
Hon John Allison.
MIR. Filmore's Political History and Position.-Hon +.
b. Morgan.
A Review of the Presidents Message Hon. Charles
Lerer Of Hon. James L. Orr, of South Carolina, which
he gives the Northern Democracy credit for aiding the
Speeches of William II Seward the Army Bill, the
Extraordinary Session. delivered August "a and % in
one pamphlet
At $l.25 per 100 copies, free Of postage.
Kansas in 1856 complete History OF the Outrages
Kansas embraced in the Kansas Committees Re-
port-By an Officer of the Commission
Immediate Admission of Kansas-Hon. w. II. Seward.
Admission OF Kansas, and the Political Effects of Slave
ry.-Hon. H. Bennett.
Affairs in Kansas.-Hon. l.. Trumbull
Wrongs Of Kansas-Hon. ]. p. Hale.
| Admission OF Kansas.-Hon. +. Wade.
| State of Affairs in kansas-Hon II. Wilson
Admission of Kansas.-Hon James Harlan.
| The Laws" of Kansas.-Hon. Schuyler Cofax.
of the Free State Government in Kansas
/ and Inaugural Address of Governor Robinson
Plymouth Oraton-Hon. w. H. Seward.
The Dangers of Extending Slavery and The Contest and
the Crisis two Speeches III one pamphlet-fIon. w.
H. Seward.
Politcs of the Country.-Hon. Israel washburn.
Complaints OF the Extensonlsts their Falsiiy.-Iion
Philemon Bliss.
The Slavery Question.-Hon. Edward Wade.
Exravagant Experimentation f. Ball.
Freedom National Slavery Seclionsl-Hon. j. J. Perry
| The Army OF the United States TO be Employed
Police 10 Enforce the Laws OF the Conquerors of Kan
sas-Hon. w. Ii. Seward
Modern Democracy" the Ally of Savery.-Hon. NJ. w.
Tappan.
Speech of Hon Russell Sage the Professions
ofhe President of the United States the Repeal of the
Missouri Compromise the Outrsges in Kansas and
the Sectional Influence and Aggressions OF the Slave
Power.
Jefferson VS.. Douglas-Hon. A. II. Cragin.
At $3.50 per 100 copies, free Of postage.
Crime against Kansas.-Hon Charles Sumner.
| Report of The Kansas Investigating Committee
| Life OF Fremont, illustrated.
The Nebraska ston containing the Speeches of Doug
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