Slavery in the Territories
Slavery in the Territories
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And therefore the Senate added the section, leaving them to such disposition as the States and Territoiies should make of them. I say States and Territories, because the Senate doubtless meant to include the Territories in the word States. The Territories, at that time, particularly Louisi- ana and Alabama, were precisely the places where slaves would be most likely taken; and of course the Senate, if it considered it had jurisdiction over the subject, did not mean to leave it without any legis...lation, as they would have done if they had not considered the Territories as inclu'led !in the provision relative to the Stales. They were 12 doubtless aware that Congress hud in its legis- lation ircatcil the Territories us iiicliided in the word Stales, where it occurs in tlie sevirai clauses in the Constitution. This they did in the law of 1793, to enforce the second and third para- graphs of the second section of tlie fourth article of the Constitution; und also in the laws of L'Oth May, 17'jO, and of the 27th March, 1804; in each of which Con]^res8 construed the word "States" as comprehendingTerriiories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And therefore the Senate added the section, leaving them to such disposition as the States and Territoiies should make of them. I say States and Territories, because the Senate doubtless meant to include the Territories in the word States. The Territories, at that time, particularly Louisi- ana and Alabama, were precisely the places where slaves would be most likely taken; and of course the Senate, if it considered it had jurisdiction over the subject, did not mean to leave it without any legis...lation, as they would have done if they had not considered the Territories as inclu'led !in the provision relative to the Stales. They were 12 doubtless aware that Congress hud in its legis- lation ircatcil the Territories us iiicliided in the word Stales, where it occurs in tlie sevirai clauses in the Constitution. This they did in the law of 1793, to enforce the second and third para- graphs of the second section of tlie fourth article of the Constitution; und also in the laws of L'Oth May, 17'jO, and of the 27th March, 1804; in each of which Con]^res8 construed the word "States" as comprehendingTerriiories.
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