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he would permit none but New England men to take goods into the interior of the State to sell them. The Platform of Lincoln's Administration — the New Abolition Pronunciamento. The speech of Mr. Thaddeus Stevens in the United States Congresstion of the Mexican territory, or an attractive province of Canada. Of course this position, if it be the position of Mr. Lincoln's government, must profoundly affect the relations of foreign powers to the American question. It is a virtual abdica characteristic style, and in default of the book to read for ourselves, we may take the review. It says: As President Lincoln sagaciously observes, "we cannot escape history;" and as great battle scenes will some day be painted from the popum is. In the first place he is in favor of the Union provided the Government will agree to redeem Confederate bonds with Lincoln greens. He thinks that all rebels should be pardoned in full, and Southern war expenses, including the cotton burnt, fa