As well question the obligation of Congress to guaranty a republican form of government, or the abolition of Slavery, or the prohibition upon States to interfere with the rights and privileges of citizenship, each of which is beyond question.
Sumner argues that certain obligations of Congress are unquestionable, including the guarantee of a republican government.
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