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... goose’ formerly signified, among the democratic and pro-slavery party, to sound on the negro questionto be opposed to the abolition of slavery. Now that slavery is dead and buried, the phrase means to be staunch to the partyquestion, whatever it may happen ...

... having the freedom of dealing with the question, it was our duty to deal With it-(hear)-that State necessity required that we should deal with the question, and that we shoald tot WE our duty to our Sovereign or our country if we had evaded dealing with ...