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Abnegating Native Authority on Slavery in Territories
The argument questions whether Congress can exclude slavery from territories while not creating territorial governance in the District of Columbia. It asserts that denying territorial legislatures while permitting other jurisdictions leads to inconsistent authority over slavery and pushes toward a broader principle of abdicating native control yet still legislating within territories.
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Sherif
J. WM. Dixie
Sherith Tet Tate
Chancery
Joseph Mays
Albers ‘Werrick
Abner Warren
Parsunnee
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Sheridan
Calharg
Michignn
Jon
George C. Gray
Circwit Court Caminiveioner
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Jon Jenkins
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Burlinginn
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