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Page 8
... protection they give shall be extended ; that neither Con- gress nor the territorial government shall legislate on the subject . This is the con- gressional code that I propose . The code that exists is not a congressional one at all ...
... protection they give shall be extended ; that neither Con- gress nor the territorial government shall legislate on the subject . This is the con- gressional code that I propose . The code that exists is not a congressional one at all ...
Page 7
... protection of the rights of persons and property , which slavery contravenes . Slavery is a systematic violation of these rights . Government is insti- tuted for mutual protection - the protection of each through the union of all - and ...
... protection of the rights of persons and property , which slavery contravenes . Slavery is a systematic violation of these rights . Government is insti- tuted for mutual protection - the protection of each through the union of all - and ...
Page 9
... protection under the Constitution . They are arrested by hundreds and by thousands ; they are dragged away from their homes and incarcerated in dungeons . They ask you for protection . Why do you not give it ? Some of them are lying ...
... protection under the Constitution . They are arrested by hundreds and by thousands ; they are dragged away from their homes and incarcerated in dungeons . They ask you for protection . Why do you not give it ? Some of them are lying ...
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