Speech by Hon J D Ashmore on Union, slavery and secession
In a fiery House debate Ashmore argues slavery must be settled practically within the Union. denounces Northern violations of fugitive slave laws and advocates Southern rights. He predicts civil conflict if Union disintegrates, and urges unity under Constitution with Virginia and other Southern states.
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