Coercion of the North
Coercion of the North
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Has it not been distin- guished by a virtual and thorough nullification of the fugitive slave law? a nullification infinitely worse than that of the tariff law by South Carolina, because not aimed solely at an Act of Congress, but at our great National Charter, the Constitution it- self. Let Congress now do as it did in the days of Jackson. Let it act towards the Nullifying States of the present day, as it acted in the case of Nul- lification then. Let another " Force bill" be passed — and let ...the President be invested with dictatorial power, if necessary, to compel the refractory States of the North to repeal their seditious and treason- able laws, and to make them ^' stand back, " in their proper and Constitutionally defined position, as ecj[ual and by no means superior members of a free Confederacy of Sovereign States. Let troops be ordered to Massachusetts, the hot-bed of slavery agitation, as they were formerly ordered to South 8 Carolinca — aud, should she persist in an attitude of defiance to the Constitution and laws of the land, — subjugate her by force of arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has it not been distin- guished by a virtual and thorough nullification of the fugitive slave law? a nullification infinitely worse than that of the tariff law by South Carolina, because not aimed solely at an Act of Congress, but at our great National Charter, the Constitution it- self. Let Congress now do as it did in the days of Jackson. Let it act towards the Nullifying States of the present day, as it acted in the case of Nul- lification then. Let another " Force bill" be passed — and let ...the President be invested with dictatorial power, if necessary, to compel the refractory States of the North to repeal their seditious and treason- able laws, and to make them ^' stand back, " in their proper and Constitutionally defined position, as ecj[ual and by no means superior members of a free Confederacy of Sovereign States. Let troops be ordered to Massachusetts, the hot-bed of slavery agitation, as they were formerly ordered to South 8 Carolinca — aud, should she persist in an attitude of defiance to the Constitution and laws of the land, — subjugate her by force of arms.
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