Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

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the iart r"mfins that no " struggle beiwo."
slavery sad ,ae Union, ie la= given hi- ln-
dueucc aud 'i.at OF hi- oiuoiai position 90 tfs
side Of slavery lo m- American Citizen
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sre-sI,e. anil sr-isiu. boldly at unlimited
extension and control of tac Nation Die
rc-i>sucd bis defence of slavery IN his ''BIalr
view alter the slave power hAt o'u' iHt9
actual collision with the government. hal
dohci it, t-auyhouty, and risen m anu- t
nuiiify the constitution and bee 'ac'd Co ID,
then an e2pre'-l'nln f''r of 'r right OBJ.
Secession Aitcr t"' year, of "af' ''-'H
by The South, as a''wed by tine 'iee Pre-'-
dent of the c'n'cder'cy. vithout infringement
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ar.te nation Oh the clner-st1ue oi slavery 8
after ieu.uloati1v of blood and treasure i'1
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