Lincoln and Douglas at Quincy in heated political clash
A sprawling, highly charged speech by Abraham Lincoln at the Quincy gathering pits him against Stephen A. Douglas over slavery, the Dred Scott decision, and constitutional rights. Lincoln attacks Douglas’s “popular sovereignty” while defending equal rights, denouncing gains by slaveholders and pledging to sustain anti-slavery principles amid partisan tumult.
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A fragmentary historical note recalls Douglas's harsh attacks on Henry Clay and Whig principles during campaigns, with colleagues in the Supreme Court room recalling courtroom conduct and rhetoric against Clay. The text mentions Brainard and canal trustees and ends with a quip about stockings and a distant yeomanly joke, reflecting partisan sentiment and famed oratory.
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