An Historical Research Respecting the Opinions of the Founders of the Republic O
An Historical Research Respecting the Opinions of the Founders of the Republic O
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I deny that the General Government ought to set them free, because a decided majority of tlie States have not the ties of sympathy and fellow-feeling for those whose interest would be affected by their emancipa- tion. The majority of Congress is to the North, and the slaves are to the &outh. " — FlUofs Debates, vol. Iii. Pp. 589, 590.
Governor Randolph had been a member of the Federal Convention ; but he had refused to sign the Constitution, wishing to be left free to oppose or to advocate its ...adoption when it came before his State for consideration. He afterwards, however, saw, that on the ratification of the Constitution hung all hopes of preserving the Union, and he now gave it his hearty support. He thus replied to Mr. Henry : — " Tliat honorable gentleman, and some others, have in- Edmund sisted that the abolition of slavery will result from it, and ^'"^'^^'^P^- at the same time have complained that it encourages its continuation. The inconsistency proves, in some degree the futihty of their arguments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I deny that the General Government ought to set them free, because a decided majority of tlie States have not the ties of sympathy and fellow-feeling for those whose interest would be affected by their emancipa- tion. The majority of Congress is to the North, and the slaves are to the &outh. " — FlUofs Debates, vol. Iii. Pp. 589, 590.
Governor Randolph had been a member of the Federal Convention ; but he had refused to sign the Constitution, wishing to be left free to oppose or to advocate its ...adoption when it came before his State for consideration. He afterwards, however, saw, that on the ratification of the Constitution hung all hopes of preserving the Union, and he now gave it his hearty support. He thus replied to Mr. Henry : — " Tliat honorable gentleman, and some others, have in- Edmund sisted that the abolition of slavery will result from it, and ^'"^'^^'^P^- at the same time have complained that it encourages its continuation. The inconsistency proves, in some degree the futihty of their arguments.
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