The Calhoun Revolution
The Calhoun Revolution
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Bu- chanan was Secretary of State, Oregon was or- ganized, and the same provision was inserted in the organic act of that Territory, by which sla- very was prohibited therein forever.
It is true, therefore, as I have stated, that in the history of this Government, from the Admin- istration of Washington to 1847, to the close of Mr. Polk's Administration, every Administration from the beginning has not only asserted, but, upon its official oath and responsibility, it has exercised, the power to ...legislate for the Territo- ries over their internal concerns — not only upon their local concerns generally, but upon the sub- ject of slavery, and to legislate by way of re- striction.
Mr. PUGH. Does the Senator mean to say that that was the opmion of President Polk ?
Mr. DOOLITTLE. He signed the bill, and when he signed the bill Mr. PUGH. I ask the Senator if he is aware of the fact that Mr. Poljt brought to the Capitol a message to vet othe Wilmot proviso, and that it is in existence now? He brought it to the Capitol, and would have vetoed the bill, and the message is in existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bu- chanan was Secretary of State, Oregon was or- ganized, and the same provision was inserted in the organic act of that Territory, by which sla- very was prohibited therein forever.
It is true, therefore, as I have stated, that in the history of this Government, from the Admin- istration of Washington to 1847, to the close of Mr. Polk's Administration, every Administration from the beginning has not only asserted, but, upon its official oath and responsibility, it has exercised, the power to ...legislate for the Territo- ries over their internal concerns — not only upon their local concerns generally, but upon the sub- ject of slavery, and to legislate by way of re- striction.
Mr. PUGH. Does the Senator mean to say that that was the opmion of President Polk ?
Mr. DOOLITTLE. He signed the bill, and when he signed the bill Mr. PUGH. I ask the Senator if he is aware of the fact that Mr. Poljt brought to the Capitol a message to vet othe Wilmot proviso, and that it is in existence now? He brought it to the Capitol, and would have vetoed the bill, and the message is in existence.
What to read after The Calhoun Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R James Rood Doolittle to read onlineMoreLess
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