On the record
Resolved, That we consider these Resolutions as embodying sound constitutional doctrine, conclusive logical argumentation, and the only true basis upon which the Union can be permanently reconstructed.
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gutenberg.orgResolved, That we consider these Resolutions as embodying sound constitutional doctrine, conclusive logical argumentation, and the only true basis upon which the Union can be permanently reconstructed.
Sumner expresses his belief that the resolutions embody sound constitutional doctrine necessary for the reconstruction of the Union.
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