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Fragmented 1860 debate on slave protection and territorial power
A lengthy speech discusses constitutional protection for slave property in territories, arguing territorial legislatures cannot deny federal protection. It critiques non intervention, warns of political compromise, and cites Dred Scott and Supreme Court authority to demand slave protection through federal or territorial action.
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Virginia
Totecco
Richmond
Tllinoise
Shere
Sodon
William and Mary College
A. G. Brown
New York
Viegi
Senate
Oregon
Beemee
Sennen
Michigne
Casrocen
Bret
Prinelles
Howrelie
Dam
Eurems Ty Bea
Priceipios
Lear
Ait
Lovither
Supreme Coast of the
United States
Dred
Ste Meena
Dee
Chandle Waite
Lim
Mr Brown
Sayer
Kew Finerance
Territorial Legisatare
Shason May
Supreme Court
Asn
Bernue
Ose
Grote Lane
Nbede
Kannel
Sapreme Court of the
United Sister
Aller
Citgrssichel Cdmproniss” Ihde
Pollrtion
Davert
Ne Tis
Elaine
Cissettes
Crete
Supreme Bench
Roe Gol
Erie
Hess
Tilnais
Thales
Wiinuis
Acre
Cory
Burton
Awannsit