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Tennessee Governor Roughly Rails Against Slavery
Governor Andrew Jolyn of Tennessee speaks in Nashville denouncing slavery as baleful and unjust and urges immediate emancipation if possible or gradual measures, comparing abolition to ending a great evil. The report praises loyal soldiers and criticizes Copperheads and Rosecrans for their views on slavery and rebellion.
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