A Reply to the Letter of the Hon Marcus Morton Late Governor of Massachusetts
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The right of the people to govern themselves, and to establish their own forms of government.
II. Free Suffrage.
III. Equality of representation. " These, you say, "are the vital principles of government, which the one party is supposed to maintain, and the oth- er to deny. " You take the liberty. Sir, to suppose and to impute many things which are not true.
I have never heard any body deny " the right of the people to govern themselves, and to establish their own 18 form of government. " AVo c...laim for iho people of Rhode Island tiiis right, and we iiave just reason to complain that so many of the citizens, and some of the Governors and would-be Governors of other States, have assumed the right to decide for us, what we have the right of deciding for ourselves.
We say that the people of Rhode Island established, for themselves, a democratic form of government, under which they have lived, from the days of Roger Williams, and Clarke, and Coddington, to the present. And if you wish to know how well they prospered under it, and how much liberty they enjoyed, I will refer you to the iiistory of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The right of the people to govern themselves, and to establish their own forms of government.
II. Free Suffrage.
III. Equality of representation. " These, you say, "are the vital principles of government, which the one party is supposed to maintain, and the oth- er to deny. " You take the liberty. Sir, to suppose and to impute many things which are not true.
I have never heard any body deny " the right of the people to govern themselves, and to establish their own 18 form of government. " AVo c...laim for iho people of Rhode Island tiiis right, and we iiave just reason to complain that so many of the citizens, and some of the Governors and would-be Governors of other States, have assumed the right to decide for us, what we have the right of deciding for ourselves.
We say that the people of Rhode Island established, for themselves, a democratic form of government, under which they have lived, from the days of Roger Williams, and Clarke, and Coddington, to the present. And if you wish to know how well they prospered under it, and how much liberty they enjoyed, I will refer you to the iiistory of Mr.
What to read after A Reply to the Letter of the Hon Marcus Morton Late Governor of Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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