Payment for Slaves
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He replied, that my answer was evasive, ^ but that the established prac- tice was not to pay for slaves. It so happened, that on the 21st March, 1842, 1 introduced certain resolutions declaring the rights of the people of the free States to be exempt from the support of the slave trade. For this I was censured and driven from my seat. Another member was added to the Committee on Claims; and then, sir, dur- ing my absence, just eight days after I hft the com- 7ni;tee, this case nas nrgedvponthe ...memhi'. Rs, who were JnQSi of them inexf. /ienced in their dvlies. And unac- quainted with the precedents. I hft this Hall on the '22d Marckj and on the 1st day of April folloiving a bill was reported by a slcveholding member of that committee, to pay for this man Lewis. This was the first case of the kind that ever received a favor- able report from that particular committee ; and that report was obtained in the manner just stated. It was in the sixty-seventh year of American independence, snd the fifty-third of our Consti- tution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He replied, that my answer was evasive, ^ but that the established prac- tice was not to pay for slaves. It so happened, that on the 21st March, 1842, 1 introduced certain resolutions declaring the rights of the people of the free States to be exempt from the support of the slave trade. For this I was censured and driven from my seat. Another member was added to the Committee on Claims; and then, sir, dur- ing my absence, just eight days after I hft the com- 7ni;tee, this case nas nrgedvponthe ...memhi'. Rs, who were JnQSi of them inexf. /ienced in their dvlies. And unac- quainted with the precedents. I hft this Hall on the '22d Marckj and on the 1st day of April folloiving a bill was reported by a slcveholding member of that committee, to pay for this man Lewis. This was the first case of the kind that ever received a favor- able report from that particular committee ; and that report was obtained in the manner just stated. It was in the sixty-seventh year of American independence, snd the fifty-third of our Consti- tution.
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