State of the Union Speech of Hon Jas Harlan of Iowa in the Senate January
State of the Union Speech of Hon Jas Harlan of Iowa in the Senate January
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J. C. Breckin- ridge and the Senator from Oregon, [Mr. La\e, ] adopted the opposing doctrine. I cannot state their position more clearly than by repeating the language of these em- inent gentlemen in their letters accepting the nominations.
9 Mr. Breckinridge said : '•The citizens of the States may ealer the Territories of the Union with their property, of whatever kind, and enjoy it during the territorial condition without let or hindrance, either by Congress or by the subordi- nate territoria...l governments. " Mr. Lane said : • "Non-intervention on the subject of slavery, I may emphatically say, is the cardinal maxim of the Demo- cracy — non-intervention by Congress and non-intervenlion by Territorial Legislatures, as is fully stated by the first resolution of the platform as adopted. If the Constitution establishes the riu^ht of every citizen io ^jter the common Territories with whatever property he legally possesses, it necessarily devolves on the Federal Government the duty to protect this right of the citizen whenever or wheijever assailed or infringed.
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J. C. Breckin- ridge and the Senator from Oregon, [Mr. La\e, ] adopted the opposing doctrine. I cannot state their position more clearly than by repeating the language of these em- inent gentlemen in their letters accepting the nominations.
9 Mr. Breckinridge said : '•The citizens of the States may ealer the Territories of the Union with their property, of whatever kind, and enjoy it during the territorial condition without let or hindrance, either by Congress or by the subordi- nate territoria...l governments. " Mr. Lane said : • "Non-intervention on the subject of slavery, I may emphatically say, is the cardinal maxim of the Demo- cracy — non-intervention by Congress and non-intervenlion by Territorial Legislatures, as is fully stated by the first resolution of the platform as adopted. If the Constitution establishes the riu^ht of every citizen io ^jter the common Territories with whatever property he legally possesses, it necessarily devolves on the Federal Government the duty to protect this right of the citizen whenever or wheijever assailed or infringed.
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