The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
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Individual citizen IN ms r1sht % ln"us., s lrSooss
religion and locomotion; IN ms FlGnl D%o
! his own food and drink. in spite OF mtauiesoinc
Temperance laws; in his right TO MAKE any .n"neSS
bargains he thinks proper IN sP,a1 I'll in ali
usury laws; III ms IiIn. ~ ~ -, of uninst
markets domestic and foreign IN spite oi nlJHs.
protective tarlfis; III MS rlgnt irrr. ~ -
in the legislative bodies Winch w. nlan ~ pm
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grievances; Freedom OF all Ioral -
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the human race.
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