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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... tives from service or labor ; which said act is hereb repealed . " On this he took the floor , and spoke as follows : Mr. PRESIDENT : Here is a provision for e traordinary expenses incurred in executing the laws of the United States ...
... tives from service or labor ; which said act is hereb repealed . " On this he took the floor , and spoke as follows : Mr. PRESIDENT : Here is a provision for e traordinary expenses incurred in executing the laws of the United States ...
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... tives from labor - which may not at all times be reached by amendment , and thus be drawn into debate . This is rational and just . Sir , nothing from man's hands , nor law , nor con- stitution , can be final . Truth alone is final ...
... tives from labor - which may not at all times be reached by amendment , and thus be drawn into debate . This is rational and just . Sir , nothing from man's hands , nor law , nor con- stitution , can be final . Truth alone is final ...
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... tive " language gives to Congress any power to make a Slave or to hunt a Slave . To find even any seeming sanction for either , we must travel , with doubtful footsteps , beyond its express let- ter , into the region of interpretation ...
... tive " language gives to Congress any power to make a Slave or to hunt a Slave . To find even any seeming sanction for either , we must travel , with doubtful footsteps , beyond its express let- ter , into the region of interpretation ...
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... tive slaves and servants to be delivered up like criminals . " Here was no disguise . With Ham- let it was now said in spirit— 66 Seems , madam , nay , it is ; I know not seems . But the very boldness of the effort drew at- tention and ...
... tive slaves and servants to be delivered up like criminals . " Here was no disguise . With Ham- let it was now said in spirit— 66 Seems , madam , nay , it is ; I know not seems . But the very boldness of the effort drew at- tention and ...
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... tive , when acting in their legislative capacities , but to have only such influence as the force of their rea- soning may deserve . " With these authoritative words of Andrew Jackson I dismiss this topic . The early legis- lation of ...
... tive , when acting in their legislative capacities , but to have only such influence as the force of their rea- soning may deserve . " With these authoritative words of Andrew Jackson I dismiss this topic . The early legis- lation of ...
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