The National Government and Slavery Debate in New York
A late 19th century editorial argues that the national government must uphold constitutional limits on slavery. It warns against treating slavery as national and attacks misinterpretations that threaten state sovereignty. The piece cites examples from Mississippi and Kentucky courts to illustrate alleged dangers.
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Duart
Kentucky
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Constitutional Freedom the Nation's National Law
A dense historical argument asserts that the Constitution enshrined liberty and did not sanctify slavery. It traces abolitionist currents in the Founding era, cites Madison Sherman Jay and Franklin, and links the Northwest Ordinance and national charters to freedom, while arguing slavery remained sectional, not national, under the new government.
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Commonwealth
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America
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Boston
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Aboutine Society of
Tawar
Maryland
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George Fox
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Woolman
Tony
John Wesley
Algiers
Johe Galvin
New England
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Richard Baxter
Samuel Hopkins
Jonathan Exwards
Connors
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Yale
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Virginia
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