Letter of Judge Douglas in Reply to the Speech of Dr Gwin At Grass Valley Cal
Letter of Judge Douglas in Reply to the Speech of Dr Gwin At Grass Valley Cal
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' ' On the same day Mr Butler, of South. , Carolina, said : "Now, I believe that under the provisions of this bill, and of the Utah and New Mexico bills, there wiU be a perfect carte blanche given to the Territorial Legislature to legislate as they may think proper. ' ' & & * <* " / am willing to trust them. I have been willing to trust them in Utah and New Mexico, where the Mexican law prevailed, and 1 am willing to trust them in Nebraska and Kansas, where the French law, according to the idea of the gentleman, may possibly be revived. " Iii the House of Representatives, June 25, 1856, Mr. Samuel A. Smith, of Tennessee, said: "For twenty years this question had agitated Congress and the country without a single beneficial result. They resolved that it should be transferred from these halls, that all unconstitu tional restrictions should be removed, and that the people should determine for themselves the character of their local and domestic institutions under which they were to live, with precisely the same rights, but no greater than those which were enjoyed by the old thirteen States.
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' ' On the same day Mr Butler, of South. , Carolina, said : "Now, I believe that under the provisions of this bill, and of the Utah and New Mexico bills, there wiU be a perfect carte blanche given to the Territorial Legislature to legislate as they may think proper. ' ' & & * <* " / am willing to trust them. I have been willing to trust them in Utah and New Mexico, where the Mexican law prevailed, and 1 am willing to trust them in Nebraska and Kansas, where the French law, according to the idea of the gentleman, may possibly be revived. " Iii the House of Representatives, June 25, 1856, Mr. Samuel A. Smith, of Tennessee, said: "For twenty years this question had agitated Congress and the country without a single beneficial result. They resolved that it should be transferred from these halls, that all unconstitu tional restrictions should be removed, and that the people should determine for themselves the character of their local and domestic institutions under which they were to live, with precisely the same rights, but no greater than those which were enjoyed by the old thirteen States.
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