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Douglas and the doctrine of popular sovereignty debate
The text attacks Douglas and his stance on popular sovereignty, arguing Democrats block territorial self-rule, condemn slavery in new territories, and warn voters to back Douglas and his running mate for president and congress. It cites Nebraska and Kansas disputes, and calls for anti-slavery and pro-union votes amid fiery rhetoric.
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