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CHAPTER VII THE THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS
When the famous Thirty-sixth Congress met for its long session, December 5, 1859, the whole country was in ferment over the execution of John Brown. "An indiscreet move in any direction," wrote ex-President Tyler from his plantation, "may produce results deeply to be deplored. I fear the debates in Congress, and above all the Speaker\'s election. If excitement prevails in Congress, it will add fuel to the flame which alread............
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