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March 17, 1861 – Southern Rights Convention in Kentucky

The friends of the Constitution and the equal rights of the States, in Kentucky, have called a mass convention, to meet at Frankfort, on the 20th or March, 1861, to…
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March 16, 1861 – Another Distinguished Abolition Patriot Rewarded

Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky, who made the first Abolition speech for "freedom" in that State, and who has been engaged for twelve years in fanning the embers of sectional-…
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February 9, 1861 – Treatment of the Palmetto Flag

The Palmette in Kentucky A Palmetto flag made its appearance at Glasgow, Kentucky, the other day. It was treated with little respect. A crowd took it in charge, placed it…
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