Beavers Dam Argus Address to the People 1862
A long Democratic appeal from the Wisconsin convention urging loyalty to the Union, Constitution, and national harmony. It defends freedom of speech, condemns abolitionism and sectional parties, and argues for sustained war to preserve the Union. It traces party history from Washington through Jackson to Douglas, and calls for Democratic leadership to restore national unity under the Constitution.
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