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Page 11
... admission of California shall be included . The appointment of such an omnibus committee would excite alarm , distrust , indig- nation . It would not , in my judgment , inspire confidence or command respect . The task assigned to it ...
... admission of California shall be included . The appointment of such an omnibus committee would excite alarm , distrust , indig- nation . It would not , in my judgment , inspire confidence or command respect . The task assigned to it ...
Page 14
... admission into the Union . " That admission depends both on the people there , and on Congress here . They have already refused to " ask admission ; " but whether the extremity of their situation may not induce them to change this ...
... admission into the Union . " That admission depends both on the people there , and on Congress here . They have already refused to " ask admission ; " but whether the extremity of their situation may not induce them to change this ...
Page 7
... admission into the Union whenever they have the requisite population for one representative in Congress . " This , they say , recognizes the right to establish the " domestic institution " of slavery , and so guarantees the right of ...
... admission into the Union whenever they have the requisite population for one representative in Congress . " This , they say , recognizes the right to establish the " domestic institution " of slavery , and so guarantees the right of ...
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