Roscoe Conkling Speech at Academy of Music NY Sept 17
In a combative address, Roscoe Conkling argues for Republican victory in November. He asserts that the ballot is the people’s final arbiter and warns against Southern Democratic control, urging unity to preserve national finance tariffs and federal authority.
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Indignation and political clashes spill into national debate
The passage notes fierce sectional tension over California slavery policy, the Fugitive Slave Act, Homestead law, and Supreme Court disputes. It references Judge Douglas, the judiciary’s role, and heated public rhetoric critiquing court decisions and party politics.
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