Slavery Extends to White Laborers, Buchananites Assert
A long debate on the Democratic position features extracts from Buchanan papers and speakers. The Richmond Examiner and Charleston Standard argue slavery must include white laborers, not just Black slaves, with critics denouncing the plan as a dangerous expansion of slave power into Northern states and free labor. The discourse cites Democratic editors and senators asserting that free whites could be bound by slavery, while opponents warn of a national erosion of free government.
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Richmond Examiner
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South Carolina
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House of Representatives
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Charleston S.C. Standard
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Madama Mail
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Louisiana
Washington Globe
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Alabama
U.S. Senate
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Congress
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Kansas Free State appeal urges unity against oppression
A lengthy Kansas Free State appeal denounces federal pressure and pro slavery rule in Kansas. It argues that Free State voters ousted by invaders must resist a bogus legislature, insist on self rule, and seek national support to avert civil war. It cites abuses, murders, and persecutions by Missouri-based forces, urging voters to back Fremont and anti-slavery candidates in the upcoming election.
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Court House
Missouri
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Laancaster
Men of Labor in Song and Sorrow on Free Soil
Fragmented verse pieces recount a labor struggle and the call for freedom. The poem references workers, seamen, and taskmasters, contrasting exploitation with liberty while blending historical grievances and urban imagery.
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