Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20


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| branches al Congress admitting Kana&
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stituaion either with or without slavery
, a. the people may have decided
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{ gates we're elected by, aRd we're fres
from the people, did not see proper tee
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the people Tor shs purpose Of framing
Consultation, have In that inssramen
N but uttered the sentiment Of the peopl
on all subjects other than slavery; Al
r hence, that they are thus ''Fsgulatin
their domestic institutions in THAR ow
. way.'' If che President doss entagtai
4 the principles which / have asoribed t
: him, hold that in expressing a willing
mesa 10 receive KANSAS with her LsComp
D ton Constitution, he ia perfectly consist
ent, and that he only carries out hi
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Q ling to dictate TO the people as to ho'
l they shall adopt their Constitution or i
Q What way thay viii regulate their domss
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= have framed Republican Constitution
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4 adnis KAnsas now, be will approve il
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ens? When the free State party In Kan
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