Letter to Hon William Nelson Mc On Mr Websters Speech
Letter to Hon William Nelson Mc On Mr Websters Speech
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? Is it logical to infer that slavery is not likely to be introduced into these territories, even with the sanction of Congress, because under totally different circumstances it has been excluded from California ? New-Hesice is sep- arated by an imaginary line from Texas, and about half of it is claimed by that slave State. Is it likely that Texan slaveholders will not cross the line with their property, or occupy territory they claim as their own ?
The settlers in Deseret have formed a Constit...ution virtually allowing slavery, by not prohibiting it. The gold diggers in California are concentrated far north of 30° 30' ; the «ity of San Iran is also north of that line, while BOUth of it is a large ana, where there is little to obstruct the introduction of slavery. Under these circumstances, there arc probably rery few men in Congress who would dare, "a their oaths, to affirm the opinion nijiieiwyl by Mr.
Clay. That opinion is at best a calculation of ckcMCti ; a Iculation OD which no man would hazard a thousand dol- lar- ; y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
? Is it logical to infer that slavery is not likely to be introduced into these territories, even with the sanction of Congress, because under totally different circumstances it has been excluded from California ? New-Hesice is sep- arated by an imaginary line from Texas, and about half of it is claimed by that slave State. Is it likely that Texan slaveholders will not cross the line with their property, or occupy territory they claim as their own ?
The settlers in Deseret have formed a Constit...ution virtually allowing slavery, by not prohibiting it. The gold diggers in California are concentrated far north of 30° 30' ; the «ity of San Iran is also north of that line, while BOUth of it is a large ana, where there is little to obstruct the introduction of slavery. Under these circumstances, there arc probably rery few men in Congress who would dare, "a their oaths, to affirm the opinion nijiieiwyl by Mr.
Clay. That opinion is at best a calculation of ckcMCti ; a Iculation OD which no man would hazard a thousand dol- lar- ; y.
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