To the People of Arkansas
To the People of Arkansas
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4. A provision that Congress shall never prohibit or interfere against the trade in slaves between the slaveholding States and Territories.
5. A provision that the fugitive slave law of 1850 shall be faithfully enforced ; with a denial of representation in Congress to States that nullify it, while their nullifying statutes remain unrepealed ; and the right to the owner of a fugitive slave, when robbed of his property, to recover the value against the county in which the injury may be committed....
6. Provisions making these new guarantees, together with the existing guaranty of representation upon the three-fifths basis, forever unalterable.
We believe there are not five hundred men in Arkansas wdio would tolerate the thought of accepting less than the foregoing propositions contain. Without such a settlement, there could be no end to the slavery dispute within the Union, except the ultimate extinction of our institutions, the overthrow of our civilization, the impoverishment of our people, the return of our rich fields to the forest, and other calamities beside which even these are but trifies.
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4. A provision that Congress shall never prohibit or interfere against the trade in slaves between the slaveholding States and Territories.
5. A provision that the fugitive slave law of 1850 shall be faithfully enforced ; with a denial of representation in Congress to States that nullify it, while their nullifying statutes remain unrepealed ; and the right to the owner of a fugitive slave, when robbed of his property, to recover the value against the county in which the injury may be committed....
6. Provisions making these new guarantees, together with the existing guaranty of representation upon the three-fifths basis, forever unalterable.
We believe there are not five hundred men in Arkansas wdio would tolerate the thought of accepting less than the foregoing propositions contain. Without such a settlement, there could be no end to the slavery dispute within the Union, except the ultimate extinction of our institutions, the overthrow of our civilization, the impoverishment of our people, the return of our rich fields to the forest, and other calamities beside which even these are but trifies.
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