Search of the Bomb sermon at Philadelphia in 1860
A political lecture delivered at the Concert Hall in Philadelphia on July 24 1860 outlines the looming sectional crisis over slavery in new territories and the 1860 presidential race. The speaker warns against Southern expansion, defends republican principles, and contrasts Douglas Breckinridge and Lincoln while urging unity and vigilance among Northern voters.
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