The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-16
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paign, have made extensive arrangement,
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Poor Whites Of the Sou:h-WeSou
Will the South Dissolve the Union !-WrS,ol
The Fede raj Union, II must be Preserved - N-.,.
Southern Slavery reduces Northern Wages -W,..
Who are Sectional!-Weston
Review Of the Kansas Minority Report Hon s.
Reasons for Joining the Republican Pary.-Jp1,- 3
Kansas Contested Elecdon.-Ilon. J. A Bingham
Admission of kansas-lion. q. A Grow
Coamer's Report and Speech In favor of Ffs. :
Constitution for Kansas.
Kansas AhaiTs.-Hon. II. Wadfon.
Defence of kansHs.-Rev. Henry Ward Bz-rbar
Defence of Massachuseus.-Hon A Burlnpsm+
Privilege of the Representative, Privilege oi lac pec-
Hon J. r. Giddngs.
Democratic Parry as it Was and Is itIs-Hop ~ O.
The Hunbug and the Reality.--lion. T. c. DAY
Bair's Letter TO the Republican Association.
The Slavery QuesuOn.-Ion. J. Allison.
Slavery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. y. GRANGE
The Patfoms-Speech Of Hon. John ] Perry
Who Are and Who May he Slaves in the Uuilri :,
Weston.
Kansas and the Compromises jesse q No..
The Republican Party-lls Necessity aud u, NI.,,r
Hon. John Allison.
Mr.. Fillmore's Political History aud Position Ia,
h Morgan.
A Review Of the Presidents Message 90 Hon Car.
BillinghursL
Letter of Hon James L. Orr, OF South Caroi,p, in d,
he gives the Northern Democracy credit ior alty. ,
Soue1 in extending Slavery.
Speeches of William II Seward on the Army Ri e.t
Extraordinary Session, delivered August ., and
one pamphlet
At Sl.25 per 100 copies, free Of posta.s.
Kansas in 1856 A complete History Of the Ou,r,s.,
Kansas not embraced in the Kansas Commilir... !
por.-By an Officer of the Commission
| Immediate Admission of Ksnsas.-Iion W. ~. S.uaf
Admission OF Kansas, and the Political Erect, of : q,
ry.-Hon. IL. Bennett.
| Affairs in Kansas-hon L. Trumbuli
Wrongs of kansas.-tiOn. 7. Hale.
Admission of kansas.-Hon. +. WADE
| State of Affairs in kansas-IIon. II. Wilson
| Admission of Kansas Hon. James Harlan
| The Laws" of Kansas.-Hon. SCHUYLER Coitx
| Organization of the Free State Government "a Kan,
and Inaugural Address of Governor Robinson
| Plymouth Ora,ion.-Hom. w. H. Seward
The Dangers of Extending slavery and The Contest
The Crisis two Speeches IN one pamphlet Hon
| IT, Seward.
Politcs OF the Couury.-Hon. Israel Washburu
Complaints of the ExtensIonistS their Falsily n
Philemon Bliss.
The Slavery Queslion.-iIOn. Edward WADE
EItravagant Experimentation. T. Bail
Freedom National. Slavery Seciional.-Hon J. ] Pc
The Army OF the United States not 10 be Employed q
Police TO Enforce the Laws OF the COnquerorS of
sas.-Hon. w. H. Seward.
Modern Democracy" the Ally OF Slavery.-Iiou "
Tappan.
Speech OF Hon. Russell Sage the Professions and
OF the President OF the United States; the ReprH o
Missouri Compromise; the Ou,rages IA Kansas
the Sectional Influence and Aggressions OF the ;,
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 Question, containing the Speeches D..
las, Chase, Smith, Everett. Wade Badger seward
| Sumner together with the History OF the M.-N
| Compromise, &c. Price ~ cents, Tree postage.
Political Map OF the United States, designed ekhtl
| comparative of the Free and Slave States. a