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Catholic Emancipation Debate in New Hampshire
A historical transcript recounts a Fremont Weekly Freeman meeting where speeches attacked Franklin Pierce and his allies over Catholic emancipation. It details anti Catholic tests in the 1792 NH constitution, Pierce family positions, and 1850s reform struggles with strong quotes, voting tallies, and references to Judge Woodbury and Dallas.
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E. Robinson
Demacupain Aston
Bowery
Beyard St
N'Y
Friends of
Soor
Guinan
Scott Nod Graham
Wren
Meritl Organisen Jewiggumuley Pe
Ple
Vth
Weseregeyof
Joho ‘Purdy
G. Herring
Assouint Club
Anosrd
New-Hampshire
George
Levi Woodbury
Franklin Pierce
Robina
Oreater
Hall
Frantlin Pierce
Benjemia Pierea
Pieres
Omubany
Pierce
Hampshire
Mesera Dallas
Robinson
Sy Carnett
Draper
Robert Emmet Pirc
Gabeie Uta
Bette
Parker
Nee-Hampehire
Pierce Party
Harrison and
Taylor
Menory Hin
Gen
Scott
Henery Clas
Haglund
New-Keempshire
Gen. Scott
George W. Read
Exeter
Sis
Concord
Seesibate Pierce
Hilugh
Jeremiah Smith
Petersborough
Arron Greeley
Hopkinton
Caleb Stark
Dunbarton and Bow
Samuel Livermore
Holderness
John Culfe
Hampstead
Tenacher
Stark
Whipple
Hutchine
Benj Pierce
Franklin
Charles O'Conor
House of Representatives
Yeas
Jeremiah Saith
Aaron Greeley
Williaa Palmer
Benjamin Pierse
Dover
Loco Foco
Gillmanton
Loco-Foco
New Durham
Hilleborough
Benjamin Pierce
Dallas
Themadger
New Hampshire
Cass
Buchanan
Douglas
Wepeny
Dee
Sansa
General Court
New Hamshire
Wea
Piorea
Israel
Thomas Francis Meagher
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Supreme Court of the United States
Roger B. Tanney
Loco Foco Press
Woodbury
Cain
United States
Rhode Island
Ellsworth
Locofoco
Concord Patriot
Patriot
Perce
Judge Woodbury
Nashua
England
Nashas
Salisbury
Franklin Pieres
Baltimore
Philadephia
Washington Union
Franklin Purce