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Page 9
... hold his peculiar property there as are the inhabitants themselves to hold any other spe- cies of property . Well , this is obviously a right which , if it exist , cannot be taken away , and which may , at any time , be enforced before ...
... hold his peculiar property there as are the inhabitants themselves to hold any other spe- cies of property . Well , this is obviously a right which , if it exist , cannot be taken away , and which may , at any time , be enforced before ...
Page 4
... hold , or be appointed to , any office which shall have been created , or the salary or emoluments of which shall have been increased while he was a member , during the term for which he was elected , and for one year after the ...
... hold , or be appointed to , any office which shall have been created , or the salary or emoluments of which shall have been increased while he was a member , during the term for which he was elected , and for one year after the ...
Page 157
... hold him as a slave ; but every slave taken to the Territory of Kansas by his owner for purposes of settlement is here- by declared to be free , unless there is some valid act of a duly constituted Legislative Assembly of said Territory ...
... hold him as a slave ; but every slave taken to the Territory of Kansas by his owner for purposes of settlement is here- by declared to be free , unless there is some valid act of a duly constituted Legislative Assembly of said Territory ...
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