Passages in "tolerably Good English" : Remarks of Hon. Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio, in the House of Representatives of the United States, April 30, 1858, On the Final Passage of the Kansas Conference Bill
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Mr. COX. I will answer in the language of the gentleman from Maryland, [Mr. Da- vis,] who spoke dav before yesterday, and with whom the gentleman acts, that although the constitution is not submitted in so many words, yet the effect of it is, as I claim and he claims, and the gentleman himself must confess, when he reads the bill, to give the people of Kansas an opportunity to strike down this constitution if they do not want it.
I conceive that that is the effiect of it. Gentlemen may differ w...ith me in that, but I take the bill. I will go to the bill for its interpretation. I care not for the construction of anybody.
Mr. CAMPBELL. The gentleman does not answer my question. I wish a direct and unequivocal answer. Notwithstanding we may be defeated here to-day on this great principle of popular sovereignty, yet, sir, we shall take an appeal to a higher tribunal — that of the people. Before that high court the gentleman must stand, and before it he and 1 must meet. % Mr. COX. Will the gentleman allow me to read the bill ?
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Mr. COX. I will answer in the language of the gentleman from Maryland, [Mr. Da- vis,] who spoke dav before yesterday, and with whom the gentleman acts, that although the constitution is not submitted in so many words, yet the effect of it is, as I claim and he claims, and the gentleman himself must confess, when he reads the bill, to give the people of Kansas an opportunity to strike down this constitution if they do not want it.
I conceive that that is the effiect of it. Gentlemen may differ w...ith me in that, but I take the bill. I will go to the bill for its interpretation. I care not for the construction of anybody.
Mr. CAMPBELL. The gentleman does not answer my question. I wish a direct and unequivocal answer. Notwithstanding we may be defeated here to-day on this great principle of popular sovereignty, yet, sir, we shall take an appeal to a higher tribunal — that of the people. Before that high court the gentleman must stand, and before it he and 1 must meet. % Mr. COX. Will the gentleman allow me to read the bill ?
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