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... principle . The support of the Wilmot Proviso , is the first fact mentioned , to prove that the Missouri restriction was repudiated in principle , and the second is , the refusal to extend the Missouri line over the country acquired ...
... principle . The support of the Wilmot Proviso , is the first fact mentioned , to prove that the Missouri restriction was repudiated in principle , and the second is , the refusal to extend the Missouri line over the country acquired ...
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... principle of this arrangement requires us to permit the same provision to be applied to Nebraska , without any ... principle contrary to their own intention ? Still further , if they intended to establish the principle that wherever ...
... principle of this arrangement requires us to permit the same provision to be applied to Nebraska , without any ... principle contrary to their own intention ? Still further , if they intended to establish the principle that wherever ...
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... principle . If our principle , put in practice , would wrong your section for the benefit of ours , or for any other object , then our principle , and we with it , are sectional , and are justly op- posed and denounced as such . Meet us ...
... principle . If our principle , put in practice , would wrong your section for the benefit of ours , or for any other object , then our principle , and we with it , are sectional , and are justly op- posed and denounced as such . Meet us ...
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