...was " for the peace, harmony, and concord of the Union to settle, and adjust amicably, all exciting questions of controversy between them arising out...slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just basis." The compromise was FTIV. substantially the same as that which passed after "P-DIV." months of debate,...

...was " for the peace, harmony, and concord of the Union to settle, and adjust amicably, all exciting questions of controversy between them, arising out...slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just basis." The compromise was substantially the same as that Jiui. 25. Mr. Oiy'i compromise* resolutions MR. CLAY...

...which, of course, I attach no very great importance. The preamble and first resolution are as follows: It being desirable for the peace, concord, and harmony...all existing questions of controversy between them ariaing out of the institution of slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just basis: Therefore, 1st....

...was " for the peace, harmony, and concord of the Union to settle, and adjust amicably, all exciting questions of controversy between them, arising out...slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just basis." The compromise proposed was substantially the same, as that which passed after 18SO. months of debate,...

...which, of course, I attach no very great importance. The preamble and first resolution are as follows : It being desirable for the peace, concord, and harmony of the union of these states to •ettie and adjust amicably all existing questions of controversy between them arising out of the...

...: It being desirable for the peace, concord, txi harmony of the union of these States to fettle aoi adjust amicably all existing questions of controversy between them arising out of the instituiioa of slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just bun: Therefore 1st. Rcnolved, That California,...

...was " for the peace, harmony, and concord of the Union to settle, and adjust amicably, all exciting questions of controversy between them arising out...slavery, upon a ^^ fair, equitable, and just basis." The compromise was ^ '. /.A. .•.•-„„•.:, f' f .«••*¥.. 400 EVILB OF DISUNION. FT iv-...

...before he pronounces against the proposition. These resolutions are preceded by a preamble as follows : It being desirable, for the peace, concord, and harmony...of these states, to settle and adjust amicably, all questions of controversy between them arising out of the institution of slavery, upon a fair equality...

...course, I attach no very great importance. The preamble and first resolution are as follows : It bcing desirable for the peace, concord, and harmony of the union of these states to settle mid adjust amicably all cxistine questions of controversy bctween them arising oat of the institution...

...which of course I attach no very great importance. The preamble and firs» resolution are as follows : It being desirable for the peace, concord, and harmony...institution of slavery, upon a fair, equitable, and just bub: Therefore 1st Resolved, That California, with suitable boundaries, ought, upon her application,...