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Debate on petitions protesting slavery and petition rights
Senator Passtoart argues for the right to present thousands of petitions against slavery from citizens across multiple states while denouncing a slave power alliance of the North and South. He cites Jefferson and state constitutions, warns of political coalitions, and urges Congress to hear petitions from both abolitionists and proslavery advocates without bias.
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Mr. Passtoart
Senate
Texas
Kentucky
Ata Aes
Sénate
Udice
Jst
Senate of the
United States
Ms Geax
South Carolina
Cutaden
Ander
Cxax
South
Carolina
Carnocx
Carnounx
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louisville Advertiser
Cincinnati Republican
Adams
Slade
Ohio
Congress
Corr
North
Clay
The
United
Pew
Free States
Virginia
Jefferson
Georgia
Great Britain
Mr. Jefferson
Capitol
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohi
Bob Shichoh
Supreme Court
Isi Majn City
House’ of
Offley
John B. Mahan
Brown County
Lynch
Alabaqua
Alabama
Pownee
Willén Risfie
Fee
Tle
Congress Gress
Ausperdt
Russia
Constantinople
Ima
Courts of Justice
Department of Government
Friends of Humanity
Sininin
District of Columbia