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Speech of C.C. Clay, Jr., of Alabama, on the bill to admit Kansas. Southern rights, how menaced by northern republicanism.; Southern rights, how menaced by northern republicanism. Delivered in United States Senate, March 19, 1858.

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Mr. Clay makes a speech before Congress (35th, 1st session : 1857-1858) upon the topic of allowing Kansas into the Union. He discusses his home state of Alabama's resolution to call a state convention to determine their course of action"" (i.e. decide whether or not to secede) if Kansas is not admitted as a slave state. He also speaks on the issue of slavery from a constitutional point-of-view and slavery's place in the territories.""
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  1. Extension To Territories
  2. Government
  3. Government And Politics
  4. History And Archaeology
  5. Kansas
  6. Politics And Government
  7. Slaver
  8. Slavery
  9. Speeches In Congress
  10. State Rights

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