The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28

,n the ..
- COMPROMISE OF MR.. CLAY IN 1850.
and extracts from the |
SOUTHERN ADDRESS.
The repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and
organ Ization of the Territories of Kansas and |
Nebraska, in 1854, and the
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS d PLATFORMS
of the vnsious parties on the subject of Slavery
from ls4S to 1850. 1t will also contain the
Dred Scott and other decisions of the Courts
upon the Slave Question the great
SPEECH OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
adv ating Monarclial Government, also his
plan of Government, the Inaugural Addresses
of Washin gton, Adams, Jefferson and Madi-
son, and the Farewell Addresses of Washing
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sorbing question frCm the formation Of the
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past opinions on this sabject.-[ Phil. North
American. t.t
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