Republican Principles on Territories and Slavery Power
Fragmentary text recounts debates on congressional power over U S Territories, opposing slavery expansion and defending the rights of states. It cites Supreme Court precedents, Jeffersonian ideals, and Republican principles to argue Congress must prohibit slavery in territories and preserve constitutional rights. It references Florida territorial status and self government debates.
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