Issues Dividing America Conveyed in Speeches "The Clay Compromise Measures", "On the Clay Compromise" and "The Higher Law Speech"

Since the origin of the United States there were several problems in countries that need immediate attention. A compromise of clay, a compromise of clay, and a high level legal speech each of which was proved by speakers, as it is built on the Christian nation, that America is not necessarily a free and fair country I have proved. The two most important problems are slavery issues and inequality in inter-Korean relations. Because of the struggle, the two different parts of the United States are divided into two, trying to make the United States a split country.

On January 29, 1850, Senator Henry Clay announced a compromise speech on the issue of division of the alliance. But Clay's concrete proposal to find a compromise, including his idea of ​​the border with Texas, was not passed by a single bill. Illinois State Democratic Senator Stephen Douglas split the Clay bill into several small bills at the request of Clay and passed them separately. When he directed Douglas, Clay was almost dead and could not lead further to Congressional debate. While compromising that California is a free state, this compromise divides the current border around Texas, except for Wilmot Proviso, New Mexico and Utah, abolishing slave trade and "in the sovereignty of the people" It began with the plan to create the territorial government. District of Columbia, and established a new fugitive crime law

Henry Clay proposed a compromise plan to maintain the balance of profits among departments to prevent the south from escaping. In a speech to the proposal, Mr. Clay said, "Some people object to this measure and I think it is a compromise, some people say that it is a compromise of principle or principle, sir, what is compromise This is a mutual concession. " And "a measure of mutual sacrifice" Daniel Webster backed a compromise, thought to be the best speech, called "constitution and alliance". Very interestingly, he began saying "Mr. Chairman, I am going to talk today, I am from Massachusetts, I am not from the North, Americans, and Senators."