The Question of the Eastern Boundary of California in the Convention of 1849
The Question of the Eastern Boundary of California in the Convention of 1849
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Digitized by Google The Question of the Eastern Boundary of California 251 other lines to suit the views of Congress. In the meantime we have no law. . . . And that is the very thing, Mr. Chairman, if the secret was known, which I apprehend they want to do.
They want a constitution presented to Congress so objectionable that it will be thrown back for another Convention. Gentlemen have risen on this floor and stated that they ha...d received letters from the South; and that they knew of many others who want to bring their slaves here, and work them a short period in the mines and then emancipate them. If this Constitution is thrown back upon us for reconsideration, it leaves them the opportunity of bringing their slaves here. It is what they desire to do; to create some strongly objectionable feature in the Constitution in order that they may bring their slaves here and work them three months.^ More than two weeks later Jones made the following reply to McDougal, — the only notice that seems to have been taken of his charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hhid,, 441.
nUd,, 429-435, and Bancroft, History of Utah, 446-447.
Digitized by Google The Question of the Eastern Boundary of California 251 other lines to suit the views of Congress. In the meantime we have no law. . . . And that is the very thing, Mr. Chairman, if the secret was known, which I apprehend they want to do.
They want a constitution presented to Congress so objectionable that it will be thrown back for another Convention. Gentlemen have risen on this floor and stated that they ha...d received letters from the South; and that they knew of many others who want to bring their slaves here, and work them a short period in the mines and then emancipate them. If this Constitution is thrown back upon us for reconsideration, it leaves them the opportunity of bringing their slaves here. It is what they desire to do; to create some strongly objectionable feature in the Constitution in order that they may bring their slaves here and work them three months.^ More than two weeks later Jones made the following reply to McDougal, — the only notice that seems to have been taken of his charge.
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