Abolition and Territorial Slavery Debate in 1859 Speech
The speaker argues against compromising the Constitution to permit slavery in new territories and warns that popular sovereignty could revive the slave trade and Dred Scott logic. He emphasizes the supremacy of the Constitution and cautions voters about shifting public opinion toward treating Black people as brutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Congress
United States
Corneas
Dred Scott
Dred Scott Suremo
Douglas
Territories
Supreme Court
Cneers
Iagister
Free States
Ulinuls
Jet
Davis
Stephens
Fenders
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Georgia
Africa
Quergia
Af Vic
Trask
Doug Ipsin
Ifo
United Statey
Free North
Clay
Hin
Ohio
Lincoln
Warren Eagion
Ben M. Samuels
Warren Lugle
Dixon
Tonyn
Ohuyehy
Christie
Balsawe Tay
Pevar
Wilde
Pennere
Wien
Weber
Jon D. Park
Propriet+r
Lake At
Chicago
Squatter Sovereignty in Lincoln County Opinion
A Linn County column defends the view that territories cannot keep slavery out under Democratic doctrine. It cites Chase’s amendment to the Nebraska bill and lists votes and Cincinnati platform resolutions, arguing Republicans favor keeping slavery out as per Washington and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Congress
Chase
Ohio
Territory
Yuas
Messrs
Dodge
Wisconsin
Pussunden
Bish
Boot
Chamlin
Seward
Smith
Sumner
Wade
Nays
Addams
Aehinson
Badger
Bell
Benjamin
Gratien
Brown
Butler
Clay
Clayton
Dawson
Dison
Towa
Beats
Bitapatrick
Gavin
Floustun
Thunter
Zoison
Jones
Lowga
Pennussve
Mason Morton
Naris
Pettit
Pratt
Rusk
Sebastian
Shields
Stidell
Stewart
Tuucey
Walker
Waller
Williams
Alc
Durlge
Guv. We Jones
Lown
Kansas
Nebraska
Cincinnati
North
South
A. O. Dodge
Republican Party
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Dozens of Iowa Democrats Endorse Slavery Propaganda
The article lambastes Dodge and Jones as northern Doughfaces and proslavery allies, urging Republicans to defeat them. It accuses the Democratic party of seeking Cuba to create slave states and extols Republican resistance, warning that Dodge could become U S Senator if Democrats win the legislature. It closes with a push for Thomas Downing as Bremer County Count Judge candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waave
Lowa
United States Senate
Gol
Democratic Party
Lecompton Democrats
South
Congress
Dodge
Jones
Horn
Hall
Iowa
Eadh
Pennsylvania
Senate
Dodge and Jones
Focofucu
Kansas
Nebraska
Cuba
Lacofoco
Tiis
Democratic
Ut Aw
Linn
Old
Lina
Lecufoco
National Democratic Party
Kaun Rae
Locofoco
Linn County
Lucressarie
Daniel F. Miller
Wmn
Thompson Locofoen
Kanesville
Milar
Thompson
Millar
J.C. Hall
Day Moines
Washington City
Dong
Taga
Miller
Champson
L Hye
Dudue
Antwerp
Barbacue
Eddyville
Wapello County
Monro County
General Dodge
Thomas Downing
Six Place
Bremer County
Brenser
Ollicur
Mgr. Downing
Reusch to Speak at Cedar Rapids on Foreign Policy
Republican lieutenant governor candidate N. J. Reusch will address Marion County voters in Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 7 p.m. The估 paper mocks local editors for opposing him as a foreigner and cites Taney and Douglas in a discussion of slavery in the Territories and the Freeport position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Marion
Cedar Rapids
L&r RR
N. J. Reusch
Sill
Locafoco
Congress
Taney
Howard
Dred Scott
Douglas
Lincoln
Lewis Gates
Boulder Township
Loth
Tate
Lowa
OP Linn
Sarsh Mearthur
Dagenged
McArthur
Mores Township
Greer
Salt Court
Andrew J. Moorean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren County
Guba
Linn CO. Register
Aturday
J. Berkwood
Johnson Comnty
N. J. Usc
Scott County
RALPU
Lowe
Reese
Lee County
L. D. Stocikwon
Baldwin
Porrawatasie
Republican County
H. G. Angle
Jennings Crawford
Amos Witter
Daniel Lothian
Thomas J. McKean
William Cook
Ira G. Vairbanks
George A. Gray
Mowry Farina
Pemple
Republias
Daniel B. Millar
Keokuk
Nnn
Stockton
Wright
Daniel
Horron
Dimmicrat
Mike
Simon Pure
Barby
Sur
Swint
Bridger
J. Pherves
Neusic
R. A. B. Staats
New Town
Anil
Willan Harris
Mr. Staauwy
G. Jourdan Ambroty
Pholtoghrash
Tawmpaon
Franklinwinsagd
Nid
Thomas Craig
Marton
D. Ty Coureh
Byi
Willa Navin
Dal
Top
Tawa
Genter Point
Wilin Nevin
L. H. Mason
Linn Ga
Caixa Scovill
Park
Dall
ALL
Willy
D. Ware
Bambon
Gho. W. Smnthl
Ylame—gay
South Ottesbuury, Ryy & Ca
Nit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!