Position of the Border State in the Civil War
Senator Davis of Kentucky discusses the Civil War, condemning slavery as a cause of rebellion, praising Union resolve, and urging Congress to unite against the rebellion. He criticizes abolitionists, reflects on slaveholding society, and highlights Kentucky and Northern support for the Union, with a lengthy chronology of events from 1860 to 1861.
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