Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... Union will keep us in the Union , you are mistaken . Our love for the Union ceases with the justice of the Union . We cannot love oppression , nor hug tyranny to our bosoms . no such halcyon visions as that Great Britain will meddle ...
... Union will keep us in the Union , you are mistaken . Our love for the Union ceases with the justice of the Union . We cannot love oppression , nor hug tyranny to our bosoms . no such halcyon visions as that Great Britain will meddle ...
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... union of the South the object and purpose of the Nashville Conven- is not sufficiently complete at present to put an tion ? Why , sir , the southern meeting last year end to the question here , or place it beyond cavil made an address ...
... union of the South the object and purpose of the Nashville Conven- is not sufficiently complete at present to put an tion ? Why , sir , the southern meeting last year end to the question here , or place it beyond cavil made an address ...
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... Union , than you are in the Union itself ? Why , what is the state of the fact in the Union ? You lose some slaves . You recover some others . Let me advert to a fact which I ought to have introduced before , because it is highly ...
... Union , than you are in the Union itself ? Why , what is the state of the fact in the Union ? You lose some slaves . You recover some others . Let me advert to a fact which I ought to have introduced before , because it is highly ...
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