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Fractured Debate on Slavery and Republican Stance
The text outlines heated debates over slavery, state sovereignty, and the Republican stance led by Seward and Sherman. It contrasts abolitionist rhetoric with claims of constitutional authority, condemns mob and violent action, and defends Republican loyalty to the Union while criticizing Democratic insinuations about John Brown’s raid.
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South
Seward
Soward
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Union
Soand
Tabor
Free Indor
Republican Party
John Brown
God
Democratic Party
States of
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
Missouri
Linsita
Gov. Soward
Bag Noa
Wasdell Philion
Free States
Coencreetcy
Nemach
Saha Lot
Allegianor
Jean Slaver
Jobin Brown
Senate
United States
Mio
Gov. Seward
Senate of the
Madison
Forbes
Kansas
Magostin
Breckinehige
Cov. Seward
Republican
Philoanphien
Great Britain
India
Fores
Sixten
Soe
Magoffin
Ferther Brek
Seward, Clay
John C. Calhoun
Edomar
Roepublican Nations
Cholengo
Gxnllietos
Vicw
Pennaylennia
Rho
Ponition
Asin
Snr
Taleston
Kanmalute
Washington
Jeera
Ars
Clarriet
Edwin D. Org
Jageri Barteru
Apeceh
Cassius
Clay
Trankfort
Ohio
Congress
John Sherman
Cam Tito
Guion
Geneeas Assembly
Conwat
Collins
Ch's
Coxvays
Ian
Joly Sherman
Sandusky
Metholic
Ephoopal Church
Buffalo
General Conference
M. Ei
M. E. Church
Ee Ann Sherman
The
New York Courier and Enquirer
House of Representatives
Shor‘wnan
Republican State Contral
Hepameron
General Aeambly
State Board of Equalization
Bald
Columbus
Inigo
Deanson
Ovate
Chicago
State Central Committee
National Republican Committee
Isomne