Addresses of President Harding May 23 1921
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Our Constitution was adopted in, order to perfect a more perfect Union, and as the national life has developed under it that Union has been so perfected that State lines have well-nigh ceased to have more than geographical and political significance. We have had the test of disunion, the triumph of reunion, and now the end of sectionalism. On the social side, we have naturally fallen into groupings with com- munity of interest — agricultural and industrial — and incidentally social. These group...ings have drawn us as a community still closer together. The Great War effaced the last vestige of sectionalism, and we stand to-day more firmly unified than ever before.
Inseparable from the formation of a more perfect Union, the Con- stitution sought to establish justice. True, we have not attained the perfection of our ideals in this regard, nor has any other human society done so; but it is the proof of our national righteousness of purpose that Ave are never satisfied, and therefore are always trying to maintain as possible the equilibrium of precise justice.
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Our Constitution was adopted in, order to perfect a more perfect Union, and as the national life has developed under it that Union has been so perfected that State lines have well-nigh ceased to have more than geographical and political significance. We have had the test of disunion, the triumph of reunion, and now the end of sectionalism. On the social side, we have naturally fallen into groupings with com- munity of interest — agricultural and industrial — and incidentally social. These group...ings have drawn us as a community still closer together. The Great War effaced the last vestige of sectionalism, and we stand to-day more firmly unified than ever before.
Inseparable from the formation of a more perfect Union, the Con- stitution sought to establish justice. True, we have not attained the perfection of our ideals in this regard, nor has any other human society done so; but it is the proof of our national righteousness of purpose that Ave are never satisfied, and therefore are always trying to maintain as possible the equilibrium of precise justice.
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