... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. Boutelle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier., admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...

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... South since the War in which the blacks have not figured prominently was that in Birmingham. It was composed mainly of Old Whig Demociats, who consent to work with the Republican Party if they can agree on the colour question; and over 300 delegates attended ...

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