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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

3

The Norths hostility to slavery drives Mississippi secession

A committee report adopted by the secession convention argues that Northern opposition to slavery began before the Constitution, intensified through the Northwest Ordinance, Texas, and Mexican cessions, and now seeks to prevent slave expansion, abolish fugitive slave protections, and erode Southern rights through press and schools, inflaming feelings and threatening security.

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Pepto Mangan Promotes Spring Vitality and Health

Spring days bring treacherous changes and lingering illness as blood runs weak. Pepto Mangan is recommended to build up energy and prevent sickness, with doctors endorsing it for rundown or anemic people. The ad notes availability in liquid and tablet forms and urges asking for Gude's Pepto Mangan to ensure authenticity. Also reports Langdon Orr's funeral in Orrwood with Ox ford residents attending.

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Mississippi's Path to Confederacy and Separate Union

The essay argues that to protect property and rights Mississippi must secede from the United States. It portrays the North as aggressive and unrelenting, claims Union subjugation is inevitable, and describes secession as a necessary alternative to preserve southern interests and a new Confederacy aligned with Mississippi.

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Mississippi Influence on Southern States in 1861

The 1860 Mississippi Legislature authorized governors to appoint commissioners to rally other Southern states to forgo submission to Washington and support an independent nation. Arkansas first confronted secession as a new issue, with Mississippi seeking regional safety and cooperation before the convention's outcomes fully unfolded.

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