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I don't know about the other two, but I'm pretty sure that Nicholas Gilman compromised on the issue of slavery that a slave would be considered only 3/5 of normal citizens.

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New Hampshire, as a state with a small population and strong anti-slavery sentiments, influenced Nicholas Gilman's opinion on slavery to support its eventual abolition. Regarding the national executive, Gilman favored a system in which the president was elected by the people, rather than through the Electoral College. In terms of state representation, he advocated for an equal number of senators from each state, along with representatives based on population, which later became the compromise in the Great Compromise.

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