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Congressional debate clouds over Democrats and slavery policy
The House moved into the committee of the whole on the Union. English assails factionalism and urges duty for Democrats. He denounces sectional strife, asserts opposition to Republicans, and defends the party against charges of pro slavery. The piece cites Judge McGrath and warns of renewed slave trade, contrasting Douglas and Cincinnati platforms, with Southern unity and fear of missteps by voters and leadership.
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