Inaugural Address of the Hon Albert Gallatin
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A perfect form of government and a perfect administration are unattainable by imperfect crea- tures. A majority may err ; it may oppress the minority ; and the Representative may abuse his trust. We must ex- pect and submit to temporary excitements and aberrations. But the principle, that all Powers should emanate from the People, is not a question of expediency : it is a natural right. And we may hope, that, as such, it will ever be found to contain within itself a sufficient remedy for the ab...uses to which it is liable.
Absolute dominion cannot be safely lodged any where : but delegated Power may be restricted and divided. Some restrictions have been laid by our Constitutions on the Le- gislative body, and others might perhaps be advantageously added. Under no circumstances, should unlimited authority be entrusted to any one body of men. " The concentration of all the powers of Government in the same hands is des- potism. " The Legislative Body, which prescribes the gen- eral rule, should not be permitted either to apply it, or to make exceptions for special cases, for or against particular classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A perfect form of government and a perfect administration are unattainable by imperfect crea- tures. A majority may err ; it may oppress the minority ; and the Representative may abuse his trust. We must ex- pect and submit to temporary excitements and aberrations. But the principle, that all Powers should emanate from the People, is not a question of expediency : it is a natural right. And we may hope, that, as such, it will ever be found to contain within itself a sufficient remedy for the ab...uses to which it is liable.
Absolute dominion cannot be safely lodged any where : but delegated Power may be restricted and divided. Some restrictions have been laid by our Constitutions on the Le- gislative body, and others might perhaps be advantageously added. Under no circumstances, should unlimited authority be entrusted to any one body of men. " The concentration of all the powers of Government in the same hands is des- potism. " The Legislative Body, which prescribes the gen- eral rule, should not be permitted either to apply it, or to make exceptions for special cases, for or against particular classes.
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