Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18


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while on iAla subject, zee $40 iajfosdeo aH 81.
tract ol letter ltum Alfred krilf, faq. ~ 60.
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hs imrliauv fehed 81. 90 waa q membaf ID
he ftralalufe ni that time, and waa perfectly
familiar wllh an the facts a. they occurred ~
nn hrtpg called last March lof htatafy al The
Transaction. be gave il Al length from the Jour.
mails of ihr senate. and tn eoncuaion saws
vim gu these movements ana votes y " easy
loseo ihai Geo liaHlbon's obleet was 70 eeita
the resolution was o. lhet hme amemoet "
The House OF Representatives boarded VI W.
same house, and ale 81 the same lable WIN uen
HARRISON ha9 frequent eehNetsauohs WV
him on iha subject Of the Missouri question
ana wen know hla 8cntmehts he ehtettalhe'
los oP,nl9n wa. oOnsrs $1,000 eaa " ,gat . NJ o
,,,,,,on N ,larsr,, and tbat ehpuld Congress
even surceed in compelling state 10 insert .
clause In its consiilaiion prohibiting the exis-
tepce of slavery, "a condition OF admission,
Il woulb have ~ right 10 amend i,a eons,tu.
lion M AZ IA hermit Tho existence Of slavery
and being then sovereign state, on On equa
| iootipe with the odpiunl states IN all respects
whatoycr,n Congress could not prevent such
an amendment
! General IlnrrtsOu pNprtRapd, al that time
great apprehension tina, the agitation Of tn
Su,stion ~ slavery. and The attomptto rcauir,
stote ia prohihit hy the provisions OF Il,
constitution The existence Of slavery AZ con,
dition Of ts Nlmssion. would oxasperate tn,
davebolAing states and destroy The Union.
| Believing, as he did, that "he Conslltuho
and he treaties made under itN Forbade Congffl
from attaching any conditions Ia regard 10 slaucu
h The adnisaon Of nee stat@, he, as believe
propnsed the amendment which he Offered I
'rhompson's resolution, with The view o. pll
i chg the question upon coasiihtioad ground
+ as the best thing that could be done, convince
$ as he was I1aI inc f'so'u"o" !" s0''' '"'l'0
o'Rs, wve'" Sbc,t, TO mako such use Of hi
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: tederat loco iocos axe attempting 10 make po
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! Ioi ' tbe editors Of the Democrat oortain
= " looked up with great eomplaeency The
'frt,jseI'y '5orsh' tbe2 had found s9methln
wonderful, which Wl,h al que pomP my ~.
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nv NJ ' GinsoVg @@estIon5 10, lIcI, S5s6fdin
to YOUR own showing, Mr. tanshren & an al
'Eaata,si. AZ honest confession, liuly 40
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I' Me- NV .op Harrison voted against the pre-
, amblc and resolution which we have noticed
while IN ne V'o 2 y.t enu a. ,o,aS ~ Il,
wwnlle " wy vi ia ,asninti6r
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Whereas the lnhlblilng lhe iur'hs