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The Judges and the Supreme Court in the Nation's Strife
A political tract argues judges are fallible and partisan and warns that a party in power would bend the judiciary. It cites General Jackson on constitutional authority, condemns Supreme Court influence over Congress, and predicts a shift toward slavery policy under a new Republican ticket. The piece laments partisan control and features a call to uphold liberty and union.
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