Free Remarks on the Spirit of the Federal Constitution, the Practice of the Federal Government, and the Obligations of the Union, Respecting the Exclu

Examining the principles of the federal Constitution, this work discusses the role of the federal government and the Union's responsibilities regarding slavery in new territories and states. It highlights the moral and legal implications of slavery's exclusion, arguing for a consistent application of constitutional values. The author delves into the historical context of slavery in America, advocating for a vision of liberty that aligns with the nation's founding ideals. This critical analysis invites readers to reflect on the ongoing impact of these issues in contemporary society.