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Remarkable Abolition Debate in Third District Address
A lengthy searing critique of Mr. Stanly's abolition address to the Third Congressional District voters, arguing he misrepresents Republican stances, touts Northern abolitionist influence, and taints Van Buren's administration. It accuses Stanly of dual loyalties, cites defeats over suspension of rules, and links Clay to a Whig abolitionist alliance while detailing Swartwout’s defalcation and political maneuvering.
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