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jurisdiction of
Congress incompatible with the safety, domestic tranquility, the rights and honor of the slave-holding States, or any refusal to admit as a State any territory hereafter, applying, because of the existence of slavery therein, or any act prohibiting the introduction of slaves into the territories of New Mexico and Utah, or any act repealing or materially modifying the laws now in force for the recovery of fugitive slaves.
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the State of Texas, the suppression of the slave trade in the
District of Columbia, and the extradition of fugitive slaves, and (connected with them) the rejection of propositions to exclude slavery from the Mexican territories and to abolish it in the District of Columbia, and whilst she does not wholly approve, will abide by it as a permanent adjustment of this sectional controversy.
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the dominant force in the state, and its leaders were already pressing the other states for secession. The new Union parties attracted the overwhelming majority of Whigs in the three states. In
Alabama and Mississippi the Whigs had been weak, and the creation of the Union parties revitalized the opposition to the dominant state Democratic Parties.
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Georgia Platform meant that it soon became a basic part of Democratic Party policy. Neither the isolated Union Parties nor the remaining Whigs in other states were able to offer an effective counter to the Democrats who now appeared to offer the best protection for
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In a very neat package, the platform offered support for both union and compromise, identified specific future violations of southern rights which would not be tolerated, and kept alive the possibility of secession as a future remedy. Many
Southerners felt that the Compromise of 1850 had been shaped
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Thirdly, That in this spirit, the State of
Georgia has maturely considered the action of Congress embracing a series of measures for the admission of California into the Union, the organization of territorial Governments for Utah and New Mexico, the establishment of a boundary between the latter and
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The task of the convention became the creation of a position that both supported the
Compromise of 1850 as the final solution to the sectional disputes over slavery while maintaining a strong position for protecting traditional Southern rights. They did this by approving what came to be known as the
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Unionists outpolled their opponents by 46,000 to 24,000 in the election to the convention, which included a 10 to 1 ratio of delegates committed against secession. Stephens and Toombs were delegates to the convention and used it to officially organize the state
Constitutional Union Party. Meanwhile,
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Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. In the first three of these states there arose local Union or Constitutional Parties to counter the radical Southern Rights parties which were forming. In South Carolina the Southern Rights agenda was already
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The state elections of 1851 reflected the popularity of the
Unionist position. In Georgia, Cobb was elected governor, Stephens was reelected to the House of Representatives, and Toombs was appointed to the United States Senate. In Mississippi, Foote defeated Jefferson Davis for the United States
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After the final approval of the bills making up the Compromise of 1850, the radicals acted. In Mississippi, Governor Quitman called for a special legislative session in November to discuss the state's reaction to the compromise. The Nashville Convention reconvened in November, but it was poorly
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In South Carolina, there was basically only one political party, and it was divided between those advocating that South Carolina act alone and those that wanted action only in cooperation with other states. The South Carolina legislature called for both a state convention and another Southern
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Fourthly, That the State of Georgia in the judgment of this Convention, will and ought to resist even (as a last resort,) to a disruption of every tie which binds her to the Union, any action of Congress upon the subject of slavery in the District of Columbia, or in any places subject to the
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Secondly, That if the thirteen original parties to the contract, bordering the Atlantic in a narrow belt, while their separate interests were in embryo their peculiar tendencies scarcely developed, their revolutionary trials and triumphs, still green in memory, found Union impossible without
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Compromise, the thirty-one of this day, may well yield somewhat, in the conflict of opinion and policy, to preserve that Union which has extended the sway of republican government over a vast wilderness to another ocean, and proportionally advanced their civilization and national greatness.
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1st, That we hold the American Union, secondary in importance only to the rights and principles it was designed to perpetuate. That past associations, present fruition, and future prospects, will bind us to it so long as it continues to be the safeguard of those rights and principles.
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was the major issue in the national elections of 1844, but, despite some signs of a sectional split, the election was resolved along the established party lines. Opposition to the Mexican War and, especially, opposition to acquiring new territory, also split largely along party lines.
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in August 1846 that the national debate began to split along sectional lines. During the "prolonged deadlock of 1846-50" the idea of secession as a possible solution to Northern threats against slavery began to take root among more and more Southerners. In December 1849 Congressman
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from Alabama joined local Georgians in supporting the Southern Rights party to the "extent of ruining the state Democratic Party". Stephens, Toombs, and Cobb traversed the state in opposition with Stephens alone estimating that he traveled over 3,000 miles in the campaign.
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made the point that, "Although the confrontation was not in fact a union-disunion one anywhere, the successful Unionist onslaught made it seem like one." Historian David Potter stated that the Georgia Platform "became the cornerstone of southern policy for several years."
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Mississippi and Alabama joined Georgia in accepting the Georgia Platform. As a political ploy, the Platform thoroughly undermined any effective response from the Southern Rights parties. Generally the Compromise was popular throughout the South, and historian
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in June 1850 that some hoped would become a secessionist convention. The convention denounced the proposed compromise, but rejected secession over any territorial restrictions on slavery in favor of extending the Missouri Compromise line to the west coast.
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although they ended up supporting the compromise (although both voted against the bill abolishing the slave trade in the District of Columbia). They were joined in their state efforts to form the Constitutional Union Party by moderate Democrat
1828:, the future vice-president of the Confederacy, wrote to his brother, "I find the feeling among the Southern members for a dissolution of the Union – if the antislavery should be pressed to extremity – is becoming more general than at first."
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of Georgia, acting under the instructions of the state legislature, called for a special election to a state convention. The convention, scheduled for November, was intended to determine the appropriate response to the Compromise of 1850.
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Political parties in the South lived and prospered only through their real or supposed ability to protect the South and her institutions. A party confined to Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi could make no believable claims for protecting
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while declaring that no further assaults on Southern rights by the North would be acceptable. The Platform had political significance throughout the South. In the short term it was an effective antidote to
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Fifthly, That it is the deliberate opinion of this Convention, that upon the faithful execution of the Fugitive Slave Bill by the proper authorities depends the preservation of our much loved Union.
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was persuaded not to take any special actions that might evoke the memories of South Carolina extremism during the Nullification Crisis. However, the most significant action would occur in Georgia.
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Congress in early 1852 in Memphis. However the election turnout for the convention was very light, and the victories of Unionists elsewhere ensured that the Memphis convention never occurred.
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more towards Northern interests; the Georgia Platform made it clear that the future of the nation depended on the North strictly adhering to the Compromise.
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that was intended to address all outstanding issues relating to slavery. After an early failure to pass a single omnibus bill, in September 1850 President
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1371:Christianity
1321:Saudi Arabia
1177:Penal Labour
1142:Blackbirding
1048:Debt bondage
1036:penal system
862:Contemporary
852:Field slaves
840:U.S. Natives
799:South Africa
670:Galley slave
643:Slave market
633:House slaves
606:Blackbirding
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508:21st century
471:Umm al-walad
315:Muslim world
284:Emancipation
188:Wage slavery
168:Penal labour
146:Wife selling
136:Bride buying
121:Conscription
111:Child Labour
104:Contemporary
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2732:Sea Islands
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2024:Slave codes
1889:Howell Cobb
1809:Mexican War
1714:court cases
1591: [
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1529:Manumission
1376:Catholicism
1251:Afghanistan
992:Puerto Rico
904:The Bahamas
882:Slave codes
685:Shanghaiing
675:Impressment
567:Slave Coast
447:Qajar harem
407:Concubinage
380:slave trade
3734:Categories
3608:Washington
3513:Taliaferro
3403:Oglethorpe
3373:Montgomery
3353:Meriwether
3258:Jeff Davis
2546:newspapers
2541:Mass media
2526:Government
2194:2007-03-07
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1719:Washington
1689:Slave name
1638:convention
1613:Common law
986:Encomienda
782:Seychelles
767:Mauritania
690:Slave ship
557:Panyarring
552:New France
201:Historical
65:Background
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3633:Whitfield
3263:Jefferson
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3113:Effingham
3093:Dougherty
2993:Chattooga
2644:Education
2573:Geography
2568:Elections
2486:(capital)
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2004:anything.
1724:Jefferson
1381:Mormonism
1316:Palestine
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951:Lei Áurea
934:Code Noir
914:Caribbean
887:Treatment
626:Treatment
599:Devshirme
461:Odalisque
279:In Russia
220:Babylonia
208:Antiquity
43:secession
34:Unionists
3706:Category
3660:Campbell
3558:Treutlen
3518:Tattnall
3493:Stephens
3488:Spalding
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3348:McIntosh
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3213:Haralson
3193:Gwinnett
3168:Glascock
3153:Franklin
3053:Crawford
3038:Columbia
3033:Colquitt
2998:Cherokee
2978:Charlton
2923:Brantley
2918:Bleckley
2903:Ben Hill
2868:Atkinson
2855:Counties
2840:Valdosta
2830:Savannah
2815:Marietta
2800:Columbus
2659:Politics
2649:Gun laws
2619:Abortion
2428:Archived
2412:Archived
2062:40579248
2013:See also
1756:Iron bit
1746:40 acres
1709:breeding
1524:Freedman
1359:Religion
1219:Portugal
1104:Thailand
1094:Maldives
1089:Malaysia
1082:Kwalliso
1026:Booi Aha
978:Restavek
958:Colombia
929:Trinidad
919:Barbados
809:Zanzibar
757:Ethiopia
638:Saqaliba
532:Database
483:Saqaliba
244:Ancillae
74:a series
72:Part of
3623:Wheeler
3618:Webster
3533:Terrell
3528:Telfair
3498:Stewart
3478:Screven
3448:Quitman
3438:Pulaski
3418:Pickens
3333:Madison
3323:Lumpkin
3318:Lowndes
3308:Lincoln
3303:Liberty
3293:Laurens
3273:Johnson
3268:Jenkins
3248:Jackson
3238:Houston
3208:Hancock
3148:Forsyth
3138:Fayette
3123:Emanuel
3098:Douglas
3073:Decatur
3013:Clayton
2983:Chatham
2973:Catoosa
2968:Carroll
2963:Candler
2953:Calhoun
2938:Bulloch
2908:Berrien
2883:Baldwin
2863:Appling
2820:Roswell
2795:Augusta
2785:Atlanta
2674:Regions
2639:Economy
2624:Culture
2612:Society
2602:Slavery
2583:Symbols
2516:History
2511:Geology
2483:Atlanta
2473:Georgia
1734:Lincoln
1607:Related
1507:Liberia
1393:Judaism
1331:Tunisia
1306:Morocco
1296:Lebanon
1261:Bahrain
1256:Algeria
1224:Romania
1189:Denmark
1182:Slavery
1116:Vietnam
787:Somalia
777:Nigeria
752:Comoros
680:Pirates
589:Ghilman
522:Bristol
412:history
385:pirates
274:History
163:Peonage
86:slavery
59:Augusta
22:Georgia
3669:Milton
3643:Wilkes
3638:Wilcox
3603:Warren
3593:Walton
3588:Walker
3573:Twiggs
3568:Turner
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3048:Coweta
3028:Coffee
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3003:Clarke
2958:Camden
2928:Brooks
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1016:Brunei
1011:Bhutan
973:revolt
946:Brazil
909:Canada
872:partus
857:female
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547:Nantes
527:Brazil
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291:Thrall
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215:Egypt
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