Freedom National; Slavery Sectional: Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, on His Motion to Repeal the Fugitive Slave Bill, in the Senate of the United States, August 26, 1852 ...Buell & Blanchard, 1852 - 31 páginas |
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... finally agreed to make the clause read : 66 " But a tax or duty may be imposed on such im- portation , not exceeding ten dollars for each person . " The difficulty seemed then to be removed , and the whole clause was adopted . This rec ...
... finally agreed to make the clause read : 66 " But a tax or duty may be imposed on such im- portation , not exceeding ten dollars for each person . " The difficulty seemed then to be removed , and the whole clause was adopted . This rec ...
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... finally carried , under threats from the South , on the motion of a New England member , by which the Slave States were allowed Representatives according to the whole number of free persons , and " three - fifths of all other persons ...
... finally carried , under threats from the South , on the motion of a New England member , by which the Slave States were allowed Representatives according to the whole number of free persons , and " three - fifths of all other persons ...
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... finally assumed , testifies also that it could not have been regarded as a source of National power over Slavery . It will be remembered , ˆ that , among the members of the Convention , were Gouverneur Morris , who had said , that he ...
... finally assumed , testifies also that it could not have been regarded as a source of National power over Slavery . It will be remembered , ˆ that , among the members of the Convention , were Gouverneur Morris , who had said , that he ...
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... finally surrendered to Slavery by trampling on the criminal process of the State , under an escort in violation again of the laws of the State , while the pulpits trembled and the whole people , not merely " uneasy , " but swelling with ...
... finally surrendered to Slavery by trampling on the criminal process of the State , under an escort in violation again of the laws of the State , while the pulpits trembled and the whole people , not merely " uneasy , " but swelling with ...
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... finally closing the discussion of Sla- very under the Constitution , is tyrannical , ab- surd , and impotent ; that as Slavery can exist only by virtue of positive law , and as it has no I AM BOUND TO DISOBEY THIS ACT . Never , 28.
... finally closing the discussion of Sla- very under the Constitution , is tyrannical , ab- surd , and impotent ; that as Slavery can exist only by virtue of positive law , and as it has no I AM BOUND TO DISOBEY THIS ACT . Never , 28.
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