President speaks on union and sectional conflict
The President asserts the Constitution requires informing Congress about the Union's state. He defends liberty, condemns sectional agitation, and warns that northern and southern factions threaten the Union, urging restraint and adherence to constitutional rights while detailing events in Kansas and territorial disputes.
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