Speech of Hon Jefferson Davis of Mississippi On His Resolutions Relative to T
Speech of Hon Jefferson Davis of Mississippi On His Resolutions Relative to T
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This Federal agent got just so much as the States chose to give, and no more. It could do nothing save by the authority of the grant made by the States. Therefore its powers are not comparable to the powers of the State Legislature, because one is the creature of grant, and the other the exponent of sovereign power. The Supreme Court have covered the whole ground of the relation of Congress to the Territorial Legislatures— the agent of the States and the agent of Congress— and the restrictions ...put upon the one are there put upon the other, in language so clear as to render it needless further to elaborate the subject.
In 1850, following the promulgation of this notion of squatter sovereignty, we had the idea of non-intervention introduced into the Senate of the United States, and it is admirable to see how that idea has expanded. It seems to have been more malleable than gold, to have been hammered out to an extent that covers boundless regions undiscovered by those who proclaimed the doctrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This Federal agent got just so much as the States chose to give, and no more. It could do nothing save by the authority of the grant made by the States. Therefore its powers are not comparable to the powers of the State Legislature, because one is the creature of grant, and the other the exponent of sovereign power. The Supreme Court have covered the whole ground of the relation of Congress to the Territorial Legislatures— the agent of the States and the agent of Congress— and the restrictions ...put upon the one are there put upon the other, in language so clear as to render it needless further to elaborate the subject.
In 1850, following the promulgation of this notion of squatter sovereignty, we had the idea of non-intervention introduced into the Senate of the United States, and it is admirable to see how that idea has expanded. It seems to have been more malleable than gold, to have been hammered out to an extent that covers boundless regions undiscovered by those who proclaimed the doctrine.
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