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... Congress . The power which Congress may thereafter exercise within this new but sovereign State is precisely such as it exer- cised within any other State of the Union . To the State itself belongs exclusively the establish- ment of its ...
... Congress . The power which Congress may thereafter exercise within this new but sovereign State is precisely such as it exer- cised within any other State of the Union . To the State itself belongs exclusively the establish- ment of its ...
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... Congress , to such law as Congress thought proper to pass for its immediate government , for its government during its territorial existence , during the prepa- ratory state in which it was to remain until it was ready to come into the ...
... Congress , to such law as Congress thought proper to pass for its immediate government , for its government during its territorial existence , during the prepa- ratory state in which it was to remain until it was ready to come into the ...
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... Congress to assume a direct control over the subject of slavery in the States ; but , un fortunately for the peace and harmony of the Union , the sentiment prevails too generally at the North , that Congress may , by indirect means ...
... Congress to assume a direct control over the subject of slavery in the States ; but , un fortunately for the peace and harmony of the Union , the sentiment prevails too generally at the North , that Congress may , by indirect means ...
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