Political Alarm on Democratic Rule and National Expenditure
A political tract denounces the Democratic Party for control of the government since 1860, accusing it of expanding federal power, enacting slave codes, and mismanaging finances. It argues Southern Democrats dominate Congress and the presidency, inflating expenditures and debt while neglecting Free States interests.
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