The Life of William H Seward volume 01
The Life of William H Seward volume 01
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The second proposition favored the formation of territorial governments in the remainder of the acquisition from Mexico, without any provision for either the introduction or the exclusion of slavery. This waived the Wilmot proviso and would prevent the admission in the near future of New Mexico as a state ; it left open the questions : Has property in slaves a constitutional right to protection in the terri tories in general? and, Is slavery still prohibited in this particular territory ? There...fore there remained a pos sibility of ultimately making one or more slave states. So this was a gain for the South. The third point was to draw the boundary line between Texas and New Mexico so as to cut off most of Texas s claim to dis puted territory. This would be a disadvantage to the South, because this territory would then be much less inviting to slave-holders.. The fourth was to appro priate a sum of money, in consideration of the accept- 1 Globe, 1849-50, 244 ff.
228 CLAY S COMPROMISE PROPOSITIONS ance of this boundary, to pay the debt that Texas had contracted prior to annexation and for which she had pledged her duties on importations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second proposition favored the formation of territorial governments in the remainder of the acquisition from Mexico, without any provision for either the introduction or the exclusion of slavery. This waived the Wilmot proviso and would prevent the admission in the near future of New Mexico as a state ; it left open the questions : Has property in slaves a constitutional right to protection in the terri tories in general? and, Is slavery still prohibited in this particular territory ? There...fore there remained a pos sibility of ultimately making one or more slave states. So this was a gain for the South. The third point was to draw the boundary line between Texas and New Mexico so as to cut off most of Texas s claim to dis puted territory. This would be a disadvantage to the South, because this territory would then be much less inviting to slave-holders.. The fourth was to appro priate a sum of money, in consideration of the accept- 1 Globe, 1849-50, 244 ff.
228 CLAY S COMPROMISE PROPOSITIONS ance of this boundary, to pay the debt that Texas had contracted prior to annexation and for which she had pledged her duties on importations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Bancroft to read onlineMoreLess
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