Otis lost that case. But his arguments, as well as memory of the violations of privacy and unreasonable searches suffered by the colonists under the British government, influenced the framers of the Constitution.
I found a bunch of photographs that my father had taken of my mother in the late 60s and got them framed by the same framer that does a lot of framing for the Louvre.
So, even if that were true, which, by the way, fuck off, the framers probably left off the specific right to abortion because they couldn't anticipate it being such a massive concern.