you'll note the connection here with preston brooks. south carolina had a reputation which was well-deserved in the run up to the civil war as sending the most ardently and aggressively pro-slavery members to to the house. eventually, one thing led to another, and the two men started to throw punches at each other on the floor of the house. at that point, everything starts to break down. this document here that i have on the left of the screen is from a publication called the congressional globe until 1873. this was the that was a bound volume tt me out every year on the described events that had occurred on the floor of both houses of congress. the globe would hire reporters who would summarize what all members would would say. and as you can see, this is how it's summarized at the time. at this moment, a violent personal altercation commence down the aisle to e right of the speaker's chair between mr. keeton, mr. groh in an instant the house was in the greatest possible confusion. members in evy part of the hall are. the estimate here

massachusetts senator charles sumner was nearly beaten to death by south carolina representative preston brooks before war. before the civil war, pro-slavery politicians washington were content with relatively weak central government, its limited responsable polities would include delivering the u.s. protecting on the frontier and pursuing fugitive slaves. they preferred financing that small government through the sale of public land in, lieu of personal taxes. thus avoiding taxation on the inner most wealth that was being accumulated with enslaved labor. in. the same year that moral introduced this land grant bill into congress and it was vetoed. olmstead and vaulks were completing their design for new york's central park. both the proposal for agricultural colleges in every state and the creation of a great public park in the largest city in the american republic were. defiant acts challenging a weak national government constrain by the demands of slavery. when central park, in fact, first opened in 1858, it was described in the atlantic monthly as the most striking evidence yet of the sovere

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