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Senator from South CarolinaB. Part of pro-slavery group known as Fire-Eatersa. Pro-slavery southerners who wanted secession & creation of Confederacyb. Wanted to reinstate international slave trade - allow import of new slavesC. Argued against Compromise of 1850Insisted South be given equal rights in acquired territories - did not want popular sovereigntyD. Pro-Slavery Argumentsa. Slaves were property - Constitutional Right to Property; could not be deprived without due processb. Viewed attempts to restrict expansion of slavery as violation of Constitutional Rights - slaves were property and owners couldn't be deprived of property without due process under constitutionc. Argued slavery good for both master & slavei. Slavery is sanctioned by bibleii. Slavery is grounded in philosophy and history ili. Slavery was permitted by US Constitutioniv. Northern wage workers were forced to work long hours in factori
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