tribunal assert that their government is bound to recognize our slavery as slavery here was constitutional when a proslavery President of the U.S. concedes that such an idea is not clearly expressed in the Constitution?<br/><br/> If you should decide to take the matter in hand, it would be necessary for you to proceed to Toronto or Montreal rather at once, so as to take part in the hearing before the Court of Errors, or the Govr. [sic] Grant. The Canadian authorities would welcome such a mission and you are the most suitable person to fill it, for many reasons which I need not repeat. , , Yours Truly, , , L. Spooner