The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-09-25
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Poor White, of the sou;h-weston.
VIII the south Dissolve the Union l-wesion
The Federal Union II must be Preserved.-Weston.
Southern slavery reduces Northern Wsges-Wesou
Review Of the Kansas Minority Repetition j. Shsf'
man
Reasons for Joining the Republican Parry Judge Foot
Kansas Contested Eecuon-Hon. J. A. Bingham
Admission Of Ksnsas-Hon. q. A. Grow
Colsmers Report and Speech In favor OF Free ststa
Constitution for Kansas.
Kansas Adsirs-Hon. II. Waldron
Defence OF kansas.-Rev. Henry Ward BseeheT
Defence of Massschuseus-Hon A Burlingame
Privileges OF the Representative Privilege Of the People
Democratic Party it Was and as it s-HOn T Day
The Humoug and the Reaity-Hon It. G. Day
fhe Slavery Quesuon.-Hon. J. Allison.
Slavery UneonstituIional.-HOn- A. p, Granger.
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Who Are and Who May Be slaves in the United States
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The Republican Pary-Iis Necessity and its Mission
Hon. John Allison.
Mr.. Fllmore's Political History and Posltiou-Uon r
Il Morgan.
Review of the Presidents Message. Hon Charles
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Leuer jaime. l. Orr of South Carolina IN which
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Admission of Kansas and the Political Effects slave.
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Affairs in Kansas.-Hon. l.. Trumba
Wrongs of Kansss-Hon. J. p. Hale.
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Admission OF Kansas Hon James Harlan
The Laws OF ksnsRs-Ilon. Schuyler Collar
Organization of the Free State Government Kansas
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The Dangers OF Extending slavery and The Contest
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Philemon Bliss.
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EHtravagant Experimentation. Ball.
Freedom National Slavery Sectonal.-IIou J. J Perry
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Modern Democracy" the Ally Of Slavery Hon. NJ. w.
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