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Washington Telegraph

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1857

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Douglas Speech on Kansas Constitution Submission Debate

Senator Douglass argues the Kansas Constitution must be submitted to the people for ratification and condemns a forced vote. He calls for a fair enabling act that guarantees a free vote on slavery and other provisions, pledging to uphold popular sovereignty and party unity unless principles are violated.

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AGA chap Defends Preference for A Fre Gal

AGA chap described his ideal partner as not grodi gal but fre gal and tru gal, claiming such a woman suits his conju gal taste. The remark reflects humorous slang and social mores of the era.

Aga Chap

Irish shop keeper ridiculed by dialect thief tale

An Irish shop keeper recounts being cheated by an old woman who swapped a jar of whisky for a jar of water. He describes her speech as a strange dialect, neither Irish nor English, prompting a pun about his complaint of the jargon.

Bride's hymn request at Massachusetts wedding sparks reminiscence

The bride at a Massachusetts wedding, after marrying her third husband, asked guests to sing a hymn her first husband loved. The piece began with Hark from the tombs, revealing the bridegroom's mixed emotions during the ceremony.

Massachusetts Phaney

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