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Morning Star
Limerick, York County, Maine
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The New York Herald reports that in Mr. McDuffie's Senate speech on the tariff on Monday, 29th ult., he presented an issue between states separating into three republics or abandoning the protective system and abolition agitation. The article contrasts this with the prior censure attempt on Mr. Adams for presenting a dissolution petition and notes McDuffie's status as a southern slave holder.
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Our readers have not forgotten the attempt that was made at the last session to censure Mr. Adams for merely presenting a petition for the dissolution, declaring at the same time that he had no sympathy with it. Where are the censures now?
But Mr. McDuffie is a southern man and a slave holder, and that makes a great difference!
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Monday, 29th Ult.
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In the conclusion of Mr. McDuffie's speech in the Senate on the tariff, he presented an issue between the separation of the States into three republics or the abandonment of the protective system and the abolition agitation. Commentary notes the prior attempt to censure Mr. Adams for presenting a dissolution petition without sympathy, questions current censures, and highlights McDuffie's status as a southern slave holder making a difference.