Secession Urged in Strong Southern Address on Union and Slavery
A lengthy discourse argues the Constitution shields slavery and warns that Northern abolitionist moves threaten Texas and the Union. It advocates united Southern secession, decries congressional abolition measures, and warns of civil strife if the South remains in a Union led by fanatic anti-slavery forces.
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