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California Admitted Or Not A Government Debate On Slavery
Governor Seward argues for admitting California as a State, rejects a sweeping compromise, and warns that a Union divided by slavery will fail. He contends California’s Constitution is valid, criticizes territorial hurdles, and warns against sectional entrenchment, urging unity to preserve the Republic.
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