The History of Slavery And the Slave Trade, Ancient And Modern : the Forms of Slavery That Prevailed in Ancient Nations, Particularly in Greece And Rome : the African Slave Trade And the Political History of Slavery in the United States
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Charles Pinckney, of S. C, would consent to a tax equal to that imposed on other imports, and he moved a commitment with that view. Rutledge seconded the motion. Gouverneur Morris proposed that the whole article, including the clauses relating to navi- gation laws and taxes on exports, should be referred to the same committee.
" These things," he remarked, "may form a bargain among the northern and southern states." Sherman suggested that a tax on slaves imported would make the matter worse, si...nce it implied they were property. Randolph sup- ported the commitment in hopes that some middle ground might be hit upon.
He would rather risk the constitution than support the clause as it stood.
Ellsworth advocated the article as it was. " This widening of opinions had a threatening aspect. He was afraid we should lose two states, with such others as might be disposed to stand aloof, should fly into a variety of shapes and di- rections, and most probably into several confederations — not without blood- shed." The motion for reference prevailed, and the article was referred to a grand committee of one from each state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles Pinckney, of S. C, would consent to a tax equal to that imposed on other imports, and he moved a commitment with that view. Rutledge seconded the motion. Gouverneur Morris proposed that the whole article, including the clauses relating to navi- gation laws and taxes on exports, should be referred to the same committee.
" These things," he remarked, "may form a bargain among the northern and southern states." Sherman suggested that a tax on slaves imported would make the matter worse, si...nce it implied they were property. Randolph sup- ported the commitment in hopes that some middle ground might be hit upon.
He would rather risk the constitution than support the clause as it stood.
Ellsworth advocated the article as it was. " This widening of opinions had a threatening aspect. He was afraid we should lose two states, with such others as might be disposed to stand aloof, should fly into a variety of shapes and di- rections, and most probably into several confederations — not without blood- shed." The motion for reference prevailed, and the article was referred to a grand committee of one from each state.
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