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I did this because, upon a former occasion, I had asked Judge Douglas whether, if the Supreme Court should make a decision declaring that the states had not the power to exclude slavery from their limits, he would adopt and follow QUINCY SPEECH 89 that decision as a rule of political action ; and because he had not directly answered that question, but had merely con- tented himself with sneering at it, I again introduced it, and tried to show that the conclusion that I stated followed inevitabl...y and logically from the proposition already decided by the court. Judge Douglas had the privilege of replying to me at Galesburg, and again he gave me no direct answer as to whether he would or would not sustain such a decision if made. I give him his third chance to say yes or nc.
He is not obHged to do either, — probably he will not do either [Laughter] ; but I give him the third chance. I tried to shov/ then that this result, this conclusion, inevitably fol- lowed from the point already decided by the court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did this because, upon a former occasion, I had asked Judge Douglas whether, if the Supreme Court should make a decision declaring that the states had not the power to exclude slavery from their limits, he would adopt and follow QUINCY SPEECH 89 that decision as a rule of political action ; and because he had not directly answered that question, but had merely con- tented himself with sneering at it, I again introduced it, and tried to show that the conclusion that I stated followed inevitabl...y and logically from the proposition already decided by the court. Judge Douglas had the privilege of replying to me at Galesburg, and again he gave me no direct answer as to whether he would or would not sustain such a decision if made. I give him his third chance to say yes or nc.
He is not obHged to do either, — probably he will not do either [Laughter] ; but I give him the third chance. I tried to shov/ then that this result, this conclusion, inevitably fol- lowed from the point already decided by the court.
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