Every book, speech cr newspaper article
opposed to slavery is denounoed in the bit
terest terms, and Lincoln, Curtis and other
prominent Republicans, who advocate the
same sentiments now in regard to slavery
that they did when they were Whigs, are
abused as Abolitionists. We are impelled
by the conduct of the Douglasttee to believe
that while they profess that they "don't
care," they are, nevertheless, very anxious
that slavery should be
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The distance is only some ten or twelve
miles from Kddyrille to Oskaloosa, and we
doubt not the citisens have the ability to
construct the road, and that they would find
it very much to their interests to do so. 01
course we cannot but look with favor on ev»
ery effort to extend oiu railroad* by whom
soever made.
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