Speech of Hon Russell Sage of New York On the Professions And Acts of the Pre

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Sage, Russell, 1816-1906
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1. Arkansas - 19, 5i t 2. Delaware. - - - 12, 673 3. Florida . -. - - - 7, 193 4. Georgia - SI) 365 5. Maryland- - -- - 75, 153 6. North Carolina - - - 78, 861 7. Texas - ---- 18, . 147 8. Alabama. - - - 41, 919 9. Louisiana - 35, ^02 10. Mississippi - 44, 424 11. Virginia 129, 545 Aggregate vote of eleven States 515, 159 Vote of New York. 522, 294 Being 7. 135 votes more than all the others.
These eleven States, (Virginia included, ) that gave in 1852 a less vote than New York for President, h
...ave tjvmty-two Senators — New York haii only two !
Slaveholders have politicsil advantages denied to all other men ! A man who owns one thousand slaves has tiic same political power over his slave property as six hundred inhab- itants in the free States. His power is superior to that of most of the voters in a town of ordinary size. He has besides, individually, the same political power as the richest man ill a free State. This additional right— . Six hundred strong— is solely hi consideration of his owning one thousand slaves as ])roix'rty !


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