Slavery Extends and Federal Power in Kansas Debate
A searing denunciation argues that the Nebraska Kansas bill opens territory to slavery, undermines the Missouri Compromise, and props up a slaveholding oligarchy. It cites Webster, Clay, and Jefferson era views, warns of northern betrayal, and calls for restoring the Missouri compromise to curb slave expansion.
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