Slavery Extension And Protection--Its Tendencies And Dangers : Speech of Hon. Daniel Clark, of New Hampshire, Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 20, 1860
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Now, Mr. President, it is claimed that the Constitution carries slavery into the Territories, or that under and by virtue of the Constitution the slaveholder may take his property in 6.
slaves into the Territories ; and if this position is yielded, and becomes estab- lished under this Government, the day is not far distant, in my judgment, when slavery will claim extension into the old States, over which the Constitution is the supreme law.
The latter will follow the former as certainly as the ...conclusion does the premises ; the outpost gained, the as- sault upon the citadel will be certain and speedy ; and the time may come, when the slave master may be adjudged under the Constitution, interpreted by a court composed of a majority of South- ern judges, to have a right to hold his slaves upon the battle-fields of Lexing- ton or Bunker's Hill, where patriots fell for freedom !
I was saying, Mr. President, when I was interrupted, that it is a part of the political history of the country, which every intelligent man knows, that some of the men who aided to form our Con- stitution — and the men who, from their position, might be best supposed to know what was intended by its provisions — adopted the ordinance of 1787, and ex- tended it over the Northwest Territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, Mr. President, it is claimed that the Constitution carries slavery into the Territories, or that under and by virtue of the Constitution the slaveholder may take his property in 6.
slaves into the Territories ; and if this position is yielded, and becomes estab- lished under this Government, the day is not far distant, in my judgment, when slavery will claim extension into the old States, over which the Constitution is the supreme law.
The latter will follow the former as certainly as the ...conclusion does the premises ; the outpost gained, the as- sault upon the citadel will be certain and speedy ; and the time may come, when the slave master may be adjudged under the Constitution, interpreted by a court composed of a majority of South- ern judges, to have a right to hold his slaves upon the battle-fields of Lexing- ton or Bunker's Hill, where patriots fell for freedom !
I was saying, Mr. President, when I was interrupted, that it is a part of the political history of the country, which every intelligent man knows, that some of the men who aided to form our Con- stitution — and the men who, from their position, might be best supposed to know what was intended by its provisions — adopted the ordinance of 1787, and ex- tended it over the Northwest Territory.
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