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Payment terms for a weekly publication are given with advance rates and postpaid options. A June 21, 1854 address to the People of the United States discusses opposition to the Kansas Nebraska Act, its repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and a historical defense of anti slavery principles and territorial governance.
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Vermont
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Indiana
Reuben E. Fenton
New York
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Sahara
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Coat
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Russia
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Dean Sia
North
America
Brotherhood of the Great Republic
Themealven
Moezini
Nebraska and slavery debate roils national unity
A long 1854 column traces the Missouri Compromise, territorial expansion, and the Kansas Nebraska disputes. It argues the Union's balance is endangered by debates over slavery, warns of new disclosures from congressional struggles, and reflects on political alignments and temperance notes amid tumultuous national policy.
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Ohio
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Nebraska
Kansas
California
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Hichardson
Francis
Werl
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Audrey Lolth
Linon
T. B
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Gentaan
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Stalia
Manioufol
Petersburgh
Prussia
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Inez
Helaingfors
Asia
Greece
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Varna
Raschid
Turkles Foreign Ministry
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Canada
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House of Lords
France
Pasktewnieh
Danube
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Berlin
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Nouth
Gulf of Bothnia
Osloburg
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Thessaly
Europa Cavalry
Gibraltar
Silisma
Paskinwitth
Gortechikoff
Jassy
Lagislawre of
Massachusets
Emigrant Aid Society
Wea
Emigrant Aid Company
West
Thaowatho Kant
Hue van
New
Connecticut Colony
Weatern
Biaws Shay
Elyal Ohig
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