Hubbell William Wheeler the Way to Secure Peace And Establish Unity As One Nat
Hubbell William Wheeler the Way to Secure Peace And Establish Unity As One Nat
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With the expediency and practice of it, in a Southern climate, and for Southern staples, New England and the other States have legally nothing to do; it is a matter of domestic economy, resting with the States choosing to exercise it.
Suffice it to say, that the same Constitution which guarantees to the small New England States, an equal representation in the Senate with the largest States for all time, upheld the im- portation of the African as a slave by the States, until a. D. 1808, and the ...right to his service or labor thus acquired and sanctioned, is legally as much entitled to a guarantee of protection, when in a minority, as a State right, as the right to 19 an equal suffrage in the Senate with larger and more populous States, was originally entitled to a guarantee, to secure this re- presentation in the Senate, when in a minority, in this popular constitutional government.
The Constitution anticipates amendments and guarantees. Even Washington (Pater Patrice) seemed to apprehend the very difficulty that is now upon us, and in his Farewell Address, used the following language, in estimating the considerations of the Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the expediency and practice of it, in a Southern climate, and for Southern staples, New England and the other States have legally nothing to do; it is a matter of domestic economy, resting with the States choosing to exercise it.
Suffice it to say, that the same Constitution which guarantees to the small New England States, an equal representation in the Senate with the largest States for all time, upheld the im- portation of the African as a slave by the States, until a. D. 1808, and the ...right to his service or labor thus acquired and sanctioned, is legally as much entitled to a guarantee of protection, when in a minority, as a State right, as the right to 19 an equal suffrage in the Senate with larger and more populous States, was originally entitled to a guarantee, to secure this re- presentation in the Senate, when in a minority, in this popular constitutional government.
The Constitution anticipates amendments and guarantees. Even Washington (Pater Patrice) seemed to apprehend the very difficulty that is now upon us, and in his Farewell Address, used the following language, in estimating the considerations of the Union.
What to read after Hubbell William Wheeler the Way to Secure Peace And Establish Unity As One Nat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Hitchcock to read onlineMoreLess
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