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Clash Over Freedom and Slavery in 19th Century Politics
A Chicago audience welcomes Mr. Clay who denounces property focus in politics, defends liberty and equality, attacks abolitionism accusations, defends the Declaration of Independence, wages against slaveholding critics, stresses education, and advocates white and Black equality, while contrasting slave and free states and urging popular rule under the Constitution.
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Plenee
Dumoureta
Chicago
Urbana
Kgukukee
Pries
Donget
Chicago Troan Tribune
Clay
Applause
Bauhter
Avork
Treburkenny
Tuheers
Erios
Guy
Old Kentuck
Sam
Mormgnistix
Brigham Your
Campbell
Union Party
Mason and Dixon
Oaee
Appia
Wesley
Democratic Party
Free States
Ple
Skve
Kikorers
Virginia
Henry A. Wire
Lancltern
Gualitle
South
Carolina
Lam Cone
Lexpert
Hammynud
Hamwond
Cince
United States
South Carolina
Hammond
Senate
Charleston Mercury
Richmond
Hnd
Kentucky
Democratic Party of
Winais
Tyne
Wiliam
Marshall
Bracken County
Lanrlorg
Mr. Marshall
Tom
Harry
Lyghter
Laughtee
Ely
Webster