A History of Suffrage in the United States
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Now when called to perform this guarantee, it is proposed to recognize an oligarchy of skin. " lyo Suffrage in the United States case. When Sumner was asked, from the point of view of constitutional law, if the federal government had the power to deal with suffrage in any state, he quoted the "guarantee republican form of government clause" of the Constitution and said that Congress must guarantee "complete freedom to every citizen, immunity from all oppression, and absolute equality before the... law, " but he did not say anything about suffrage. In an article which he published in the Atlantic Monthly, December, 1865, he evaded the real difficulties of the case in a flood of sarcasm and implied denunciation: "We are gravely told that the national power which decreed emancipation cannot maintain it by assuring universal suffrage. " Obviously he labored under a serious error. The national power could not secure emancipation any more than it could secure suffrage. Real emancipation did not come about until the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution was ratified (December 18, 1865).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now when called to perform this guarantee, it is proposed to recognize an oligarchy of skin. " lyo Suffrage in the United States case. When Sumner was asked, from the point of view of constitutional law, if the federal government had the power to deal with suffrage in any state, he quoted the "guarantee republican form of government clause" of the Constitution and said that Congress must guarantee "complete freedom to every citizen, immunity from all oppression, and absolute equality before the... law, " but he did not say anything about suffrage. In an article which he published in the Atlantic Monthly, December, 1865, he evaded the real difficulties of the case in a flood of sarcasm and implied denunciation: "We are gravely told that the national power which decreed emancipation cannot maintain it by assuring universal suffrage. " Obviously he labored under a serious error. The national power could not secure emancipation any more than it could secure suffrage. Real emancipation did not come about until the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution was ratified (December 18, 1865).
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