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... United States , North or South , or any alien resident there , to deal in them or in Confederate bonds , or in the cotton pledged for their pay- No form of Confederate bonds or notes or stock will ever be recognized by the Government of ...
... United States , North or South , or any alien resident there , to deal in them or in Confederate bonds , or in the cotton pledged for their pay- No form of Confederate bonds or notes or stock will ever be recognized by the Government of ...
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... United States . There is a United States Senator elect of the Know - Nothings who confesses the accusation which I make , that the new party of Know - Nothings was formed especially for the sake of abolitionism . [ Cheers and hisses ...
... United States . There is a United States Senator elect of the Know - Nothings who confesses the accusation which I make , that the new party of Know - Nothings was formed especially for the sake of abolitionism . [ Cheers and hisses ...
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... united South , their scheme was , the Northern candidate successful , to seize the capital last spring , and , by a united South and a divided North , hold it . Their scheme was defeated in the defeat of the Dis- union candidate in ...
... united South , their scheme was , the Northern candidate successful , to seize the capital last spring , and , by a united South and a divided North , hold it . Their scheme was defeated in the defeat of the Dis- union candidate in ...
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