Speech of Hon. R.S. Baldwin, At a Whig Meeting Held At the Exchange Hall, in the City of New Haven, On the 8th of September, 1848
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and thereby become a dan- gerous neighbor to the adjoining slave states.
Is it for his subserviency to the slave power in giving his casting vote, as Vice President, j for the engrossment and third reading of a bill 1 establishing a .system of post office espionage upon the mails, for the exclusion and destruc- , tion of anti-slavery publications? a bill which every lover of freedom should have sought the earliest opportunity to scout from the legisla- , tive halls, as a gross violation of the ...Consti- I tution, which declares that " Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press?" Is it for the attempt he made in his inaugur- al address — in pursuance of an antecedent pledge — to influence the action of Congress against the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, by threatening his Executive Veto in advance ? When, before, was the Ex- ecutive Veto thus brought to bear upon the future action of Congress ? Have you for- gotten, fellow citizens, the indignant feelings it^xcited in the northern States?
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and thereby become a dan- gerous neighbor to the adjoining slave states.
Is it for his subserviency to the slave power in giving his casting vote, as Vice President, j for the engrossment and third reading of a bill 1 establishing a .system of post office espionage upon the mails, for the exclusion and destruc- , tion of anti-slavery publications? a bill which every lover of freedom should have sought the earliest opportunity to scout from the legisla- , tive halls, as a gross violation of the ...Consti- I tution, which declares that " Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press?" Is it for the attempt he made in his inaugur- al address — in pursuance of an antecedent pledge — to influence the action of Congress against the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, by threatening his Executive Veto in advance ? When, before, was the Ex- ecutive Veto thus brought to bear upon the future action of Congress ? Have you for- gotten, fellow citizens, the indignant feelings it^xcited in the northern States?
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