Facts for the People
Facts for the People
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A great howl was set up over this adjudication by the opponents of the Demo- cracy, who, in this State, then consisted of the " temperance party" and the" people's party" and the " free Democracy, " the throe acting together and called the " fusion party. " On July 13, 1855, the " people's party " held a State convention at Indianapolis and adopted a set of resolutions — thelst, 2J, 3d and 4th of which were aimed at slavery. The fifth declared in favor of the prohibitory law, just cited, and th...e sixth was a limitation as to foreign born citizens voting. The temperance men held their State convention on the 22d February, 1866, at Indianapolis, and, after reciting that the Su- preme Court had held the above named laws unconstitutional, they resolved that " it should be sustained at all hazards, " and that they would " vote for no one for office who opposed it. " The Abolition party proper, or "free Democracy, " also met in con- vention at Indianapolis, and resolved to "meet 13 with the people's party, on the first of May next, " to-wit: May, 1856.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great howl was set up over this adjudication by the opponents of the Demo- cracy, who, in this State, then consisted of the " temperance party" and the" people's party" and the " free Democracy, " the throe acting together and called the " fusion party. " On July 13, 1855, the " people's party " held a State convention at Indianapolis and adopted a set of resolutions — thelst, 2J, 3d and 4th of which were aimed at slavery. The fifth declared in favor of the prohibitory law, just cited, and th...e sixth was a limitation as to foreign born citizens voting. The temperance men held their State convention on the 22d February, 1866, at Indianapolis, and, after reciting that the Su- preme Court had held the above named laws unconstitutional, they resolved that " it should be sustained at all hazards, " and that they would " vote for no one for office who opposed it. " The Abolition party proper, or "free Democracy, " also met in con- vention at Indianapolis, and resolved to "meet 13 with the people's party, on the first of May next, " to-wit: May, 1856.
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