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Fragmented political dispute over Kansas bill and territorial power
A long critical passage discusses the Kansas bill, territorial sovereignty, and the power to regulate slavery. It cites debates, amendments, and figures like Breckinridge Cobb Langage Chase and Chase, noting opinions on whether territorial residents can prohibit or permit slavery and how Congress may or may not grant such power. The text also references editorials and political alignments across states, with mentions of Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee figures and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Kansas
Mesir
Uist
Senate
Mr. Chase
Tertius
New Mexico
Utah
I Ierative
United Statie
Dell
Chase
Mr. Chane
Friends of
Tilly
Can Reiling
Luntioy
Roa
Gatt
Bing
Congress
Congressional Globe
Case
Kentuckys
Democratic
Kentucky
Breck~inridge
Danglesites
Coort of Appeals
Denver
Clinton Metarty
Bell and Everett
Leslie Coombs
Belting
Reg
Douglee
Demurrault Canevention
Mreckinrige
Dolling
Douglas
McClarty
John C. Breckinridge
Andrew Beiog
Tennessee
Kilauca
Wea
Ant
Thraga
Ligining Ate Ranaliers
Ea Giartigg Chia Dineetion md
Mange
He Lake
Deniel
Anil Murat
Elvan
Chyow
Demulitinn
Lugch
Voine Dietaner
Jeset Ten Fort
Breckinrige
Democrat Party
Democratic Organization
Drainet Et Cornibas
Territories
Kansda
Nebraska
Eejoy
Jone Ber
Biward
Mune
Patriota
Oliver
Ary
E. A. Stevens
Peter de
Ben
Willowmeon
Mr Donald
Hell and Everett
Comrl G. McChesney
Edward Hrewer
Johnny Woodhul
Werik McDonald
Peter Bpath
Cornelius Boyes
J.W. Deane