Union and disunion under a geographical party in peril
A Massachusetts speaker warns Middlesex and Lowell against a northern against southern party aiming to seize the presidency over Kansas freedom. He argues the union faces danger from a new geographical coalition and urges keeping Kansas free by lawful means while recalling American revolutionary history and the Declaration of Independence.
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