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Cory
Remarks of Mr Stanly on inquiry into defuscations 1839
The speech railes at abolitionists and South friendly Democrats while denouncing a Hamilton county Ohio member for anti abolitionist views. It cites Massachusetts election politics, a Globe editorial, and a letter from a Democratic ally. condemns slavery and calls for accountability in petitioning and policy, ending with a jab at government expenditure.
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