Constitution And Admission of Iowa Into the Union
Constitution And Admission of Iowa Into the Union
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They say: We have made a contract with the South. That contract has been sealed with the best blood of the revolution, and was again most solemnly declared in the Constitution of the country, that upon this great question there should be no politics betwixt us. Let it alone. Touch it not. That is the language of Democrats, both North and South. This question shall be buried deep in oblivion. The institution shall be local, and depend upon the people acting as a peo- ple in their several capacit...ies wherever they may be asso- ciated as a people, whether in a State or Territory. . . . The Democracy of the North and the Democracy of the South unite upon that principle. It is the principle which will hold our Constitution together. It is the principle which will prevent this Union from being severed; and it is the only one. , . . . Hence we continue our old relations with these people. We stand as we did four years ago. We stand as we did eight years ago. We stand as we did twelve years ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They say: We have made a contract with the South. That contract has been sealed with the best blood of the revolution, and was again most solemnly declared in the Constitution of the country, that upon this great question there should be no politics betwixt us. Let it alone. Touch it not. That is the language of Democrats, both North and South. This question shall be buried deep in oblivion. The institution shall be local, and depend upon the people acting as a peo- ple in their several capacit...ies wherever they may be asso- ciated as a people, whether in a State or Territory. . . . The Democracy of the North and the Democracy of the South unite upon that principle. It is the principle which will hold our Constitution together. It is the principle which will prevent this Union from being severed; and it is the only one. , . . . Hence we continue our old relations with these people. We stand as we did four years ago. We stand as we did eight years ago. We stand as we did twelve years ago.
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