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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan

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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1860

Page

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Unyielding denunciations of slavery in Congress at large

A partisan speech denounces Democratic support for slave expansion and the anti free soil stances in the U S Senate. It attacks Douglas and Cass, praises Lincoln, argues against federal meddling with slavery in territories, and warns of widespread oppression if free labor is suppressed. It contrasts Northern and Southern labor conditions and defends free labor against dependence on slavery.

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Slavery Debate and Education Gaps in the South

The piece argues that slavery corrupts free laborers and taints white southerners, citing senators and Jefferson. It compares free and slave states education, wages, and poverty, noting illiteracy among southern whites and proposed reforms. A Graniteville example shows attempts to educate poor whites with church aid and schooling efforts amid resistance.

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