Samuel Finley Vinton a Biographical Sketch
Samuel Finley Vinton a Biographical Sketch
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On February 14, 1845, (second session twenty-eighth Con- gress), Mr. Vinton made a speech on the admission of Iowa and Florida into the Union, in which he forcibly exposed the danger arising from the policy of giving to the new States laid out in the West a greater extent of territory than they ought to have had, thus depriving the West of the political power to which she should be entitled. He pointed out that these States of sufficient area to contain a population equal to two or three Atlant...ic States have, in this way, no more representation in the Senate than any of them, adding, regarding the admission of Iowa, that he be- lieved the great Western \'nlley would become the conservative power of the Union.
Mr. Vinton entered Congress in l
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On February 14, 1845, (second session twenty-eighth Con- gress), Mr. Vinton made a speech on the admission of Iowa and Florida into the Union, in which he forcibly exposed the danger arising from the policy of giving to the new States laid out in the West a greater extent of territory than they ought to have had, thus depriving the West of the political power to which she should be entitled. He pointed out that these States of sufficient area to contain a population equal to two or three Atlant...ic States have, in this way, no more representation in the Senate than any of them, adding, regarding the admission of Iowa, that he be- lieved the great Western \'nlley would become the conservative power of the Union.
Mr. Vinton entered Congress in l
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