Kansas Conventions and Kansas Crisis in 1860s Debate
The report surveys fierce political strife over Kansas and slavery. It cites President and Walker positions, the Calhoun Constitution, and congressional fate, with editorials denouncing the Kansas Convention and urging fair votes by actual residents. It notes Irish and Democratic papers objecting and reports election results in New York and Wisconsin, plus a local court case and a public lecture by Archbishop Hughes.
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A Crisis Over Democracy and the Calhoun Constitution
The Sanctuaky Register reports on Democratic positions in Congress regarding the Calhoun Constitution and the twenty-eight, noting Party unity in opposing admitting the State under it. It outlines House and Senate majorities, argues Democrats bear responsibility for forthcoming legislation, and critiques tariff, currency reform, and responsibilities of the party in power to face accountability. The piece cites figures like S. Cox and references regional support and Jeffersonian self government.
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Cox
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