Justice to the South
Justice to the South
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Besides, consider the fair, legal and equitable construction of the ordi- nance of 1787 ; does it not follow, as clear as daylight, that if the ordi- nance of 1787 had not been passed, Slavery could have legally and rightfully gone into the Northwest Territory ? If not, what was the neces- sity of the ordinance? And is it not the natural, just and proper infer- ence that the co-operation of Jefferson, Franklin and Washington, in the ordinance of 1787, was an admission and recognition by them, t...hat unless the ordinance were passed, Slavery could, and would rightfully establish itself in the Northwest Territory ?
On the 17th of September, 1787, the present Constitution of the United States was adopted ; and in virtue thereof the former confederacy of States, represented by delegates of the States, was superseded, and the present Union of the people of the States, represented by a House of Representatives and a Senate, was established. Let us consider the Con- stitution of the United States, and the early Acts of Congress under it, in reference to the question of modern free soil.
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Besides, consider the fair, legal and equitable construction of the ordi- nance of 1787 ; does it not follow, as clear as daylight, that if the ordi- nance of 1787 had not been passed, Slavery could have legally and rightfully gone into the Northwest Territory ? If not, what was the neces- sity of the ordinance? And is it not the natural, just and proper infer- ence that the co-operation of Jefferson, Franklin and Washington, in the ordinance of 1787, was an admission and recognition by them, t...hat unless the ordinance were passed, Slavery could, and would rightfully establish itself in the Northwest Territory ?
On the 17th of September, 1787, the present Constitution of the United States was adopted ; and in virtue thereof the former confederacy of States, represented by delegates of the States, was superseded, and the present Union of the people of the States, represented by a House of Representatives and a Senate, was established. Let us consider the Con- stitution of the United States, and the early Acts of Congress under it, in reference to the question of modern free soil.
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