The answer is no. He did not.
Slavery was justified by saying that it was 'natural' or 'beneficial' and that it was part of gods plan and to interfere was wrong. Also, people thought that slavery taught people how to live their lives if they thought they lacked the ability to. Mainly also because it was legal, however this is not a very good argument because it can be legal but unethical. Abolishing slavery would threaten the structure of society is another good point.
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Popular sovereignty, also called squatter sovereignty, in U.S. history, a controversial political doctrine according to which the people of federal territories should decide for themselves whether their territories would enter the Union as free or slave states.
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Im not really on either side but one thing to go against it<span> is because according to a senator. The senator called it a violation of civil liberties.
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The US constitution allowed for certain laws to be amended over time and the Bill of Rights gave US citizens certain rights which could never be taken away from them, if they are, they can overthrow the government.
