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MANUMISSION, COLONIZATION, EMANCIPATION 21$ mother, and when grown up it might even work and return its wages to the mother, but it continued to be a slave.^" A great deal of Htigation arose relative to the Ordinance of 1787. Settlers moving from the eastward to Missouri often took up land in Illinois as they passed through the State, then at some later time moved on to Missouri with their slaves. From this situation there resulted a long series of cases culminating in the Dred Scott case of 18...52. As there was no Missouri law to apply to this class of cases, the court interpreted the ordinance as it appeared to intend and as the Illinois court construed it. Governor St. Clair wrote Presi- dent Washington, June 11, 1794, that ''the anti-slavery clause of this Ordinance did not go to the emancipation of the slaves they [the people of the Territory] were in posses- sion of and had obtained under the laws by which they had formerly been governed, but was intended simply to prevent the introduction of others.
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MANUMISSION, COLONIZATION, EMANCIPATION 21$ mother, and when grown up it might even work and return its wages to the mother, but it continued to be a slave.^" A great deal of Htigation arose relative to the Ordinance of 1787. Settlers moving from the eastward to Missouri often took up land in Illinois as they passed through the State, then at some later time moved on to Missouri with their slaves. From this situation there resulted a long series of cases culminating in the Dred Scott case of 18...52. As there was no Missouri law to apply to this class of cases, the court interpreted the ordinance as it appeared to intend and as the Illinois court construed it. Governor St. Clair wrote Presi- dent Washington, June 11, 1794, that ''the anti-slavery clause of this Ordinance did not go to the emancipation of the slaves they [the people of the Territory] were in posses- sion of and had obtained under the laws by which they had formerly been governed, but was intended simply to prevent the introduction of others.
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