 Representatives by an overwhelming majority. That bill was based on the principle of excluding slavery from the new Territory. It was not taken up for consideration in the Senate and consequently failed to become a law. At the present session a new Nebraska...  The New International Encyclopæeia - Page 395edited by - 1909Full view - About this book
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...now impends, and we earnestly solicit your prompt attention to it. " At the last session of Congress a bill for the organization of the Territory of Nebraska passed the House of Representatives by an overwhelming majority. That bill was based on the principle of excluding slavery... | |
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...now impends, and we earnestly solicit your prompt attention to it. At the last session of Congress, a bill for the organization of the Territory of Nebraska passed the House of Representatives with an overwhelming majority. That bill was based on the principle of excluding... | |
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