Gen Taylor accused of slaveholding as slanders refuted
The Cincinnati Chronicle editor defends General Taylor against slaveholding slurs, arguing he never sold a slave and only rarely bought slaves for care within marriage unions. includes letters from Judge MeLena and Ikon Jobarte Lean, with commentary from Cleveland True Democrat on party moves and a Free Soil meeting in Huron County.
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Journal of the Senate
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Sefiate Journal
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Arkansas
Cincinnati Chronicle
Henry Clay
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Judge MeLesa
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Trad Kelley
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Marin
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DeWolf
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J. M. Root
Freedom
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Huron County
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Hiram K. Steele
James D
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Free Soil Central Committee
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Geo. Taylor
Cleveland Herald
State of
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Washington City
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Ne-York
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Worthington
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Baton Rouge
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War Department Statistics Presented to House Members
The War Department and Laid Office submitted statistics for reference in the Compromise Bill. The data cover territories and distances including Oregon Territory and California New Mexico, with figures on miles, square miles, and related totals.
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