. Die Union Ursache in St. Louis in 1861 [elektronische Ressource]: Eine historische Skizze . 3,036293,427100,572107,09429,264 insgesamt Südstaaten. 1,311,000 59,256 10,123 642,280 so schickten die Nordstaaten der kontinentalen Armee nahe drei Männer zu einem, der von den Südstaaten gesandt wurde, und in Militia betrug das Verhältnis neun vom Norden zu zwei vom Süden. Die oben genannten Zahlen allein würden die Meinung der größten Staatsmänner des Südens, die sich als Favorit für die Einstellung der Sklaverei So bald wie möglich befanden, voll rechtfertigen. Die Tatsache, dass ein Drittel der südlichen Bevölkerung Sklaven waren, hatte eine

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. The Union cause in St. Louis in 1861 [electronic resource]: an historical sketch . 3, 036293, 427100, 572107, 09429, 264 Total of Southern States. 1, 311, 000 59, 256 10, 123 642, 280 Thus, to the Continental Army the Northern States sent nearlythree men to one sent by the Southern States, and in the Militiathe ratio was nine from the North to two from the South. The above numbers by themselves alone would fully justify theopinion of the greatest statesmen of the South, who were in favorof discontinuing Slavery as soon as possible. The fact that one-third of the Southern population were slaves, had a very bad effectupon their defensive, capacity, which was still more reduced by theirhaving few large cities and a very extended coast, offering an excel-lent base of operations for the British army. TERRITORIAL AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS. At the time when the Territories, previously claimed by States, were partly ceded to the general Government, Jefferson gave another 1 From Andrews History. 2 Collection New Hampshire Historical Society. 10 The Union Cnuse, in St. Loiiix in 1S1. TERRITORY CEDED BY STATES TO UNITED STATES. Introduction. 11 strong proof of his desire to restrict Slavery to the narrowest limits.On March 1, 1784, he presented the deed of cession of the Territory, heretofore claimed by Virginia, and being appointed on the Com-mittee, he reported an Ordinance for the government of the Terri-tory ceded already, or to be ceded by individual States to the UnitedStates, for all land included between the 31° and the 47° of Lati-tude, which actually also included the Territory of the present Stateof Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and all land North of theseStates. This Ordinance also contained a subdivision of the cededTerritory, with the names for the new States to be subsequentlyadmitted by a two-third vote of the old States. The fifth Sectionof that Ordinance read: That after the year 1800 of the Christianera, there shall be neither Slavery nor involuntary servitude, in any

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