Letter of Hon Fayette Mcmullin to the People of the Thirteenth Congressional Di
Letter of Hon Fayette Mcmullin to the People of the Thirteenth Congressional Di
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As an evidence of their intentions, 1 beg you to bear in mind that not a sinofle "know nothing' or whig vote from the free States was cast in favor of the Kiinsas Nebraska bill, and but three of such votes for the Compro- mise of 1850. These measures were carried by the southern vote and that of tlio good and true national democrats from the North and West.
I will now notice another subject which, I confess, has still further excited my fears as to the continuance of the Union — I allude to the... late secret political or-' ganization, the "know-nothing" or, misnamed, "American party. " You have not torgotten that, during my late canvass, I charged that this party was abolition and free-soil at the Norih. What then was a matter of opinion has since become a matter of fact. Look, if you j)lease, at the late contest for Speaker of the present Congress, which resulted, after a two-months struggle, in the election of Hon. N. P. Uanks, of Massachusetts, a member of the know-nothing order, yet a black repub- lican or free-soiler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As an evidence of their intentions, 1 beg you to bear in mind that not a sinofle "know nothing' or whig vote from the free States was cast in favor of the Kiinsas Nebraska bill, and but three of such votes for the Compro- mise of 1850. These measures were carried by the southern vote and that of tlio good and true national democrats from the North and West.
I will now notice another subject which, I confess, has still further excited my fears as to the continuance of the Union — I allude to the... late secret political or-' ganization, the "know-nothing" or, misnamed, "American party. " You have not torgotten that, during my late canvass, I charged that this party was abolition and free-soil at the Norih. What then was a matter of opinion has since become a matter of fact. Look, if you j)lease, at the late contest for Speaker of the present Congress, which resulted, after a two-months struggle, in the election of Hon. N. P. Uanks, of Massachusetts, a member of the know-nothing order, yet a black repub- lican or free-soiler.
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