Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
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Ninth Vo.ume--ISJ6.
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EVENTS OF TIE COMING YEAR
The great year 1856 is upon Every ihng connected
with the present aspect OF affairs points likely To
be one OF the most remarkable ears eseat cen
Election which Is whether Freedom or slavery
sh'u rule this Union ard in that year Kansas
ADMITTED or rejected as Free state; In year
fate of Italy, Hungary, and Poland may be ana
in that TYRANNY and oppression all the civilized
world may either recei1" their death wound the pro-
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