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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... tional powers . Each Legislature , under a just sense of its responsibility , must judge for it- self ; and , if it think proper , it may revise or amend , or absolutely undo the work of its pre- decessors . The laws of the Medes and ...
... tional powers . Each Legislature , under a just sense of its responsibility , must judge for it- self ; and , if it think proper , it may revise or amend , or absolutely undo the work of its pre- decessors . The laws of the Medes and ...
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... tional Government to Slavery , wherein it will appear that there is no national fountain out of which Slavery can be derived , and no na- tional power , under the Constitution , by which it can be supported . Enlightened by this gen ...
... tional Government to Slavery , wherein it will appear that there is no national fountain out of which Slavery can be derived , and no na- tional power , under the Constitution , by which it can be supported . Enlightened by this gen ...
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... tional will , the national voice , which must in- spire our interpretation of the Constitution , and enter into and diffuse itself through all the na- tional legislation . Thus again is Freedom national . Sir , such briefly are the ...
... tional will , the national voice , which must in- spire our interpretation of the Constitution , and enter into and diffuse itself through all the na- tional legislation . Thus again is Freedom national . Sir , such briefly are the ...
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... tional Convention , had again set his name to the Constitution - in whom more , perhaps , than in any other person , was embodied the true spirit of American institutions , at once practi- cal and humane - than whom no one could be more ...
... tional Convention , had again set his name to the Constitution - in whom more , perhaps , than in any other person , was embodied the true spirit of American institutions , at once practi- cal and humane - than whom no one could be more ...
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... tional Government , of whatever character , shall be deprived of liberty without due process of law ; that is , without due presentment , in- dictment , or other judicial proceedings . Here by this Amendment is an express guaranty of ...
... tional Government , of whatever character , shall be deprived of liberty without due process of law ; that is , without due presentment , in- dictment , or other judicial proceedings . Here by this Amendment is an express guaranty of ...
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