Every settler within the territory, by the very act of settlement, became a party to this compact, bound by its perpetual obligations, and entitled to the full benefit of its excellent provisions for himself and his posterity.
Sumner discusses the obligations and benefits of settlers under a specific compact, highlighting its importance for future generations.
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