Rights and citizenship in the era’s color line
A political argument defends universal citizenship rights for Black Americans. The author rejects the Bulletin's charges of fanaticism, asserts equality under the law, and condemns modern democracy for relegating Black citizens to chattel status while praising earlier constitutional ideals and figures like Stephen A. Douglas.
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Turbulent crossborder politics and local mischief loom
Late items describe Michigan Southern Railroad treasurer change, Hopkins moving to Illinois Central, chase of a Chicago abducting rogue, Kansas free labor majority, Topeka Constitution support, and frontier politics. Included are Madison fire stunt antics, a St Louis editorials tally, and civic incidents in Bellville and Peoria with arrests in Franklin Morgan County.
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