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... adopted . Well , sir , is not the assertion true ? If the compromises of the Constitu- tion , which restricted Congress in relation to this subject , restricted them in rela- tion to other territories than the States where it then ...
... adopted . Well , sir , is not the assertion true ? If the compromises of the Constitu- tion , which restricted Congress in relation to this subject , restricted them in rela- tion to other territories than the States where it then ...
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Loyal Publication Society. was adopted ; and it was adopted by the unanimous vote of the States , including the States of the South . Now , sir , if this be an encroachment , who is ... adopted; and it was adopted by the unanimous ...
Loyal Publication Society. was adopted ; and it was adopted by the unanimous vote of the States , including the States of the South . Now , sir , if this be an encroachment , who is ... adopted; and it was adopted by the unanimous ...
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... adopted by Congress , though it was so far qualified , that a State could not claim a right of admission into the Union until it had 60,000 inhabitants ; to which were added in more de- tail the form of territorial government and some ...
... adopted by Congress , though it was so far qualified , that a State could not claim a right of admission into the Union until it had 60,000 inhabitants ; to which were added in more de- tail the form of territorial government and some ...
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