Martin Van Buren
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The question was. by no SLAVERY. 237 means free from doubt. Anti-slavery papers probably were, as the southerners said, u incendiary " to their states. Slavery depended upon ignorance and fear.
The federal post-office no doubt was intended, as Ken- dall argued, to be a convenience to the various states, and not an offense against their codes of morality.
There has been little opposition to the present prohibi- tion of the use of the post-office for obscene literature, or, to take a better illus...tration, for the circulars of lot- teries which are lawful in some states but not in others.
When the bill came to a vote in the senate, although there was really a substantial majority against it, a tie was skillfully arranged to compel Van Buren, as vice- president, to give the casting vote. White, the southern Democratic candidate so seriously menacing him, was in the senate, and voted for the bill. Van Buren must, it was supposed, offend the pro-slavery men by voting against the bill, or offend the North and perhaps bruise his conscience by voting for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question was. by no SLAVERY. 237 means free from doubt. Anti-slavery papers probably were, as the southerners said, u incendiary " to their states. Slavery depended upon ignorance and fear.
The federal post-office no doubt was intended, as Ken- dall argued, to be a convenience to the various states, and not an offense against their codes of morality.
There has been little opposition to the present prohibi- tion of the use of the post-office for obscene literature, or, to take a better illus...tration, for the circulars of lot- teries which are lawful in some states but not in others.
When the bill came to a vote in the senate, although there was really a substantial majority against it, a tie was skillfully arranged to compel Van Buren, as vice- president, to give the casting vote. White, the southern Democratic candidate so seriously menacing him, was in the senate, and voted for the bill. Van Buren must, it was supposed, offend the pro-slavery men by voting against the bill, or offend the North and perhaps bruise his conscience by voting for it.
What to read after Martin Van Buren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Morse Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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