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Remarks of M C Darling on Wisconsin state government rights
Congressional remarks discuss the Wisconsin territory ordinance and the right of free inhabitants to vote on forming a state government. Darling argues that the phrase people does not equal US citizens, and voting rights should be decided by territorial common consent within the ordinance and congressional authority.
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