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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1856
Page
2
A long pulpit address condemns slavery and Kansas atrocities, urging unity among Americans to uphold the nation’s founding principles. The speaker extols liberty, denounces corruption, and calls Christians and citizens to action against oppression, with appeals to perseverance and moral duty.
Fragmented excerpts show Fremont recorded as voting nay in a Senate debate on abolition and party leadership. The editor notes pressure from opponents and allies alike, labeling Fremont as a controversial figure in a heated national struggle over slavery and political loyalty.
A verbose fragment discusses executive committee duties for a Buchanan era election, urging inquiry into party views, dispersal of campaign papers, and voting actions. It references slavery, labor, and social order, noting press plans and weekly publication promises in a heated political context.
The fragment argues for and defends slavery as a national principle, citing Biblical and legal authority. It names opponents and supporters, references Richmond and Southern principles, and discusses racial hierarchies and alleged natural rights. The piece urges readers to vote to preserve slavery as policy.
A fragmentary page shows notices on a new stove and Hanpwane Spop, a local shop opening by Mr. S Moore. An advertisement invites Fall Term at Buribon Seminary and mentions N Ky Strurn as a business figure. Also noted is a Western Hotel feature under Mrs Wallace’s management and a public square area listing.
From Washington Aug 25 Ssgate Mr Waller gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill to abrogate laws, the session saw an emotional tribute to James Muweinin of Vu oa, and then adjournment after discussions on naval and political matters. The correspondent notes frequent telegraph updates and ongoing political maneuvering.
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