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Page 5
... Union , sectional divisions can no longer be suppressed ; and whereas it concerns the peace and stability of the Federal Union and Government that a division of the States into mere slaveholding and non - slaveholding sections , causing ...
... Union , sectional divisions can no longer be suppressed ; and whereas it concerns the peace and stability of the Federal Union and Government that a division of the States into mere slaveholding and non - slaveholding sections , causing ...
Page 5
... Union , sectional divisions can no longer be suppressed ; and whereas it concerns the peace and stability of the Federal Union and Government that a division of the States into mere slaveholding and non - slaveholding sections , causing ...
... Union , sectional divisions can no longer be suppressed ; and whereas it concerns the peace and stability of the Federal Union and Government that a division of the States into mere slaveholding and non - slaveholding sections , causing ...
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... Union ; and it has been urged that the proposed amendment , prohibiting the further introduction of Slavery , is unconstitutional . This position , asserted with so much confidence , remains unsupported by any argument , or by any ...
... Union ; and it has been urged that the proposed amendment , prohibiting the further introduction of Slavery , is unconstitutional . This position , asserted with so much confidence , remains unsupported by any argument , or by any ...
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