What did most delegates from southern states believe about slavery? A. they wanted slavery to be outlawed and current slaves tobe freed
B. they wanted all slaves to count toward a state's population
C. they didn't want slaves to count toward a state's population
D. they wanted to only count three-fifths of enslaved people

How did most southern politicians of the 1860s feel about the issue of slavery? a) they supported slavery in current states, but were against its expansion into new states. b) they wanted to preserve slavery and supported its spread into new states. c) they wanted to prohibit the spread of slavery into new states and territories. d) they supported the emancipation of enslaved people in all states and new territories.