, 1866-01-08
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1868.
THE GREAT EMANCIPATION.

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aIon cnAItcA eci s!tuue' w. atot eMatt
pan o' ane elnN'cl'ae.on "Alca Asiuany 1ooA
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mlmons ol "n0es. as wei ii ,oaf nuhona o!
plAe9' neaott lug "Af we ohtoa ~ 1a4ea
oy W o'Sa1cnY a. aoso'oIeli ~ 'ne nalons
o.. husooe arc 3aleo oy ar1stocfac'es. Inc
popuhuon ot Inc un1sea otates IVES olsaaea
1n1o Inc loho"ang CLASSES or eassess
Siasc holdess and their famties ...--..... @o 0o
foer syhitS tIash h III r;naiS SSS ~
Noslhen 1nasses ruled BY the alave-
no'ads''...'.-'~--.'''-... --1s,ooo,on
Total popuht.on II. .4o{l ooo
The Northern rnasses we're rn,ed tbnor,b
i1,r machinery of the ne,nocr.t,c n,rtv r.
Southern n1;Storr,cv r,sscssed nhsn1n;a ,w.S
IN tbc sonth. Thrv owncd thc ~ h,s;es ~ s,n,
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II ho1d nronerav IN HI: fe1,ou M, Thav
mado this human property count tbre.,af,b.
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twenty sests IN tha Hon,a b,..a m
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~ nam .na .at eu' n. n'u. loos
~ w" Anu ~ nuAt sua'aeln1 VOTE
e. 4eno'"as noo p'cJuu!cea people IN tne
worm were oupco MO aolng against 1hclr
OWE "e'lafo oy tneif corrupt leaders. Inc
enseao1aets nao only 10 nnale tbear strength
win tne NoF.nesn doaEhlaees 10 constitute
4 majority II bo'a branches of Congress, and
1notsps secure the adoption Of all their
measures DON u regarded the internal and
eAtefnal saAfs OF The Republic. Whaterer
They demanded they received; whatever they
opposed was rejected. Their will was law.
Two millions Of people employed in slave
breeding and trafdcking 1orced 1t over thirty
millions In country supposed to be freei
The great industrial North was held bound
rs In wise. The oligarchy Of the South
forbade any National aid 10 public improve
ments dp the North; they threw ont the Pa
ci8c railway bill ~ often rs 1t was intro
duoed; they treated with contempt all
propositions Tor improving the navigation Of
wostc,n 1ar1,ors snt, rirers and such a nro.
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