No slavery at all
It became difficult for many to remain neutral as the argument heated up. Slavery was wanted to be outlawed nationwide by abolitionists. They argued that slavery was immoral. Slaves in the South believed that slavery ought to be legal elsewhere. They also requested the return of slaves who had fled to the North. Most white Southerners, including those who did not own slaves, agreed with these concepts. People wished for slavery to exist in other locations or just not at all.
A new political party was founded as a result of the discussion around slavery. Many northern Democrats and Whigs opposed the extension of slavery by 1848. But neither party's leaders would take a position. They didn't want to drop any votes from the South. Others feared that the slavery debate would cause the country to fracture. Members of both parties who opposed slavery convened in Buffalo, New York, in 1848. They established the Free-Soil party there. The Free-Soil party's primary objective was to prevent the spread of slavery in the western provinces. A very small percentage of Free-Soilers supported the abolition of slavery in the South.
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