Speech by Hon James Bingham on slavery and territories
The Ohio congressman argues that congressional power over territories is essential to protect liberty and property, denouncing the expansion of slavery and urging national unity. He cites constitutional rights, states’ sovereignty, and the permanent nature of slavery prohibitions, warning against disunion as a result of slave power.
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