The Democratic And Republican Platforms
The Democratic And Republican Platforms
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In July, 1856, Mr. Dunn (Republican) offered, and the Republicans by a vote of 109 to 102, approved of, an amendment, which, after repealing the 14th and 32d sections of the Kansas and Nabraska Act : "provided, that any person or persons lawfully held to service within either of the territories (Kansas or Nebraska) named in said Act, shall be discharged from such service, if they shall not be removed and kept out of said territories within twelve months from the passage of this Act. " That is t...o say, the owners of these slaves might lawfully keep them in these territories for 12 months, and then remove them, and keep them for life out of the territories ! Mr. Dunn and his Republican friends went further, for on July 29, 1856, he called up his bill, section 24th of which repealed the 32d section of the Kansas and Nebraska Act, and then "provided however, that any person lawfully held to service in either of said territories, shall not be discharged from such service by reason of such repeal and revival of said eighth section if such person shall be permanently removed from such Territory or Territories, prior to the 1st day of January, 1858: 16 And any child or children born in either of said Territories, of any female lawfully held to service, if in like manneif removed without gajul Territories before the expiration of that date, shall not be, by reason of anything in this Act, emancipated from any service it might have owed had tBis Act never been passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In July, 1856, Mr. Dunn (Republican) offered, and the Republicans by a vote of 109 to 102, approved of, an amendment, which, after repealing the 14th and 32d sections of the Kansas and Nabraska Act : "provided, that any person or persons lawfully held to service within either of the territories (Kansas or Nebraska) named in said Act, shall be discharged from such service, if they shall not be removed and kept out of said territories within twelve months from the passage of this Act. " That is t...o say, the owners of these slaves might lawfully keep them in these territories for 12 months, and then remove them, and keep them for life out of the territories ! Mr. Dunn and his Republican friends went further, for on July 29, 1856, he called up his bill, section 24th of which repealed the 32d section of the Kansas and Nebraska Act, and then "provided however, that any person lawfully held to service in either of said territories, shall not be discharged from such service by reason of such repeal and revival of said eighth section if such person shall be permanently removed from such Territory or Territories, prior to the 1st day of January, 1858: 16 And any child or children born in either of said Territories, of any female lawfully held to service, if in like manneif removed without gajul Territories before the expiration of that date, shall not be, by reason of anything in this Act, emancipated from any service it might have owed had tBis Act never been passed.
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