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Religious Liberty and Fugitive Slave Case Dominate Geneva Jan 16 1856
A long, fragmented Gazette page recounts a heated public discourse from Geneva including a sermon and legal arguments about religious freedom, fugitive slaves, and constitutional duties. It extols Bible rights, condemns slavery as cannibalism, and critiques Congress for overreach while urging support for enslaved fugitives and worship without coercion.
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