The Missouri Compromise
The Missouri Compromise
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Hich lies at the basi of all social and political organization He called upon the country to make another sacrifice upon the altar of patriotism. He invoked the North to quiet the Si)nth by admitting Missouri, with- out restriction. Me invoked the South to yield will the South discharge hers? It is the very existence of the But sir, the Nebraska bill alluded to in the resolutions, declares the j)rohibition of slavery in the compromise of 1820 to be inoperative, and to be repealed by the comprom...ise measures of 1850. This is a proposition easily stated. — Sir, the compromise of 1820, stood isolated from every other relation then present or future. It related solely to the territory acquired from Fiance, and known as the Louisiana purchase. It might possibly have some bearing upon the permission of slavery in subsequently acquired territory south of 36. 30. But if so, it would with equal force exclude slavery north of that fine.
Tlie Compromise of 1850 was independent of all past Compromises, and entirely original in all its bearings and relations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hich lies at the basi of all social and political organization He called upon the country to make another sacrifice upon the altar of patriotism. He invoked the North to quiet the Si)nth by admitting Missouri, with- out restriction. Me invoked the South to yield will the South discharge hers? It is the very existence of the But sir, the Nebraska bill alluded to in the resolutions, declares the j)rohibition of slavery in the compromise of 1820 to be inoperative, and to be repealed by the comprom...ise measures of 1850. This is a proposition easily stated. — Sir, the compromise of 1820, stood isolated from every other relation then present or future. It related solely to the territory acquired from Fiance, and known as the Louisiana purchase. It might possibly have some bearing upon the permission of slavery in subsequently acquired territory south of 36. 30. But if so, it would with equal force exclude slavery north of that fine.
Tlie Compromise of 1850 was independent of all past Compromises, and entirely original in all its bearings and relations.
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