Marshall's View on Slavery and Free Discussion
The letter praises Mr. Marshall for sense and argues abolition will emerge as slavery loses support in free states. It warns Republicans should be encouraged, asserts Lincoln will oppose pro slavery demagogues, and foresees a shift toward a government not defined by bad policies as abolition gains ground.
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The St Louis News accuses Black Republicans of dodging the slavery debate and argues the territories must be prepared for free men or slaveholders. It labels the Bell party weak and accuses party leaders of pro slavery aims while condemning empty canvassing.
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