 Allowing to my brethren the same right of judgment that I exercise myself, I must be permitted to say that it seems to me the principle laid down will enable the people of a slave State to introduce slavery into a free State, for a longer or shorter time,...  Journal of the House of Representatives - Page 522by Michigan. Legislature. House of Representatives - 1859Full view - About this book
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...at one time shrink into a minute form, and at another he enlarged himself into a gigantic body. EUR. I must be permitted to say that it seems to me that you labour under a little error in this matter, even supposing and admitting the literal truth of Gulliver's... | |
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...at one time shrink into a minute form, and at another he enlarged himself into a gigantic body. EUR. I must be permitted to say that it seems to me that you labour under a little error in this matter, even supposing and admitting the literal truth of Gulliver's... | |
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...at one time shrink into a minute form, and at another he enlarged himself into a gigantic body. EUR. I must be permitted to say that it seems to me that you labour under a little error in this matter, even supposing and admitting the literal truth of Gulliver's... | |
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...right of judgment that I exercise myself, I must be permitted to say that it seems to me the principle laid down will enable the people of a slave State...longer or shorter time, as may suit their convenience; and by returning the slave to the State whence he was brought, by force or otherwise, the status of... | |
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...exercise myself, I must be permitted to eay 14 that it seems to me tho principle laid down will epable the people of a slave state to introduce slavery into...longer or shorter time, as may suit their convenience ; and Ъу returning tho slave to the stato whence he was brought, by force or otherwise, tho status... | |
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...reason why the institutions of Illinois should not receive the same consideration as those of Missouri. Allowing to my brethren the same right of judgment...myself, I must be permitted to say that it seems to me the principle laid down will enable the people of a slave State to introduce slavery into a free State,... | |
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...slave-owner. Such is the opinion of Judge McLean, who in the Dred Scott case uses the following lauguage : "Allowing to my brethren the same right of judgment...people of a slave State to introduce slavery into a iree State for a longer or shorter time, as may suit their convenience." It becomes us to inquire what... | |
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...be perТПК TRIBUNS ALMANAC AND POLITICAL EKGISTKB. mitted to say that It seems to me the principle laid down will enable the people of a slave State...longer or shorter time, as may suit their convenience; and by returning the slave to the State whence he was brought, by force or otherwise, the status of... | |
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