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Political views on slavery and party alignment amid 1857 tensions
A partisan broadside summarizing positions on slavery, union, and party loyalties. It criticizes both Republican and Democratic stances, argues for opposing extension of slavery, and claims the Republican party aligns with free labor while the Democratic supports slave labor. It includes editorials on caucus control, emigration schemes, and local electoral notes.
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H.B. Payne
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