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I have no patience with [to?] [?] a trifling with the inestimable [interests?] at [there?]!

Section 2 contains a [provision?] which I like for the [p?] [ea?], although it is [obnoxious?] to some [after?] [?], it will tend to recommend the adjustment to the North, no doubt.

Section 3 is [going?] to be, I fear, [Ca?] [?] [ter?].
One of our [much?] [conservative?] [mess?] is beginning to [root?] [a?] "handling the [in-stitution?]" be [hearse?] the right of [t?] is [in?] denied.
Not content with [en-joying?] in Penn, a [or?] [Mass?] [th?] all the [?] [?] which a citizen of this state enjoys, they insist on carrying with them the privileges of their [d?].
Dear [l?] [] they are of State rights, they [] [] [only?] the rights of their own States.

Section 7 is [emphasized?] of hearse the government is not to pay the expenses of the [] [on?] [?] on the value of the slave.

I have no patience with [to?] [?] a trifling with the inestimable [interests?] at [there?]!

Section 2 contains a [provision?] which I like for the [p?] [ea?], although it is [obnoxious?] to some [after?] [?], it will tend to recommend the adjustment to the North, no doubt.

Section 3 is [going?] to be, I fear, [Ca?] [?] [ter?].
One of our [much?] [give?] [m?] is beginning to [root?] [a?] "handling the [in-stitution?]" be [hearse?] the right of [t?] is [in?] denied.
Not content with [?] in Penn, a [or?] [?] all the [?] [?] which a citizen of the state enjoys, they insist on carrying with them the privileges of their [d?].
Dear [l?] [] they are of State rights, they [] [] [only?] the rights of their own States.

Section 7 is [emphai?] of hearse the government is not to pay the expenses of the [] [on?] [?] on the value of the slave.