But the magnitude of this question justifies debate; and allow me to add, that the State, our common mother, may feel proud of the ability, the eloquence, and the good temper with which it has thus far been conducted.
Sumner acknowledges the importance of the debate and praises the conduct of the discussion thus far.
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