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The columns of the Daily Globe teemed with fierce and fiery denunciations of all who would not bow to the behests of pro-slavery power.
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He criticizes the media for its aggressive attacks on those opposing pro-slavery sentiments.
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Before you complain of the free States, arrest and punish the scoundrels who so cruelly treated the Irishman at Columbia, South Carolina, for no offence but saying that slavery was detrimental to free labor.
But if you think that Constitution violated, you have your remedy.
The agricultural, the manufacturing, the great commercial interests of this country, are entirely ignored, neglected, and forgotten, that the interests of one hundred thousand slaveholders may be advanced.
Punish the thousands of others who have committed acts of violence against free-State men, and are yet unwhipped of justice.
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