An Address Delivered On the Fourth of July, 1835 : At An Anti-Masonic Celebration of the Anniversary of American Independence ; Composed of About 2,000 Substantial Citizens of Pennsylvania, in Pursuanse of Invitation Given By Citizens of Pittsburg, &c.
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But few such are found in secret associations.
But although we should keep our eyes steadfastly fixed on this great object, until its final accomplishment, yet we should not forget that other great and alarming dangers threatens us. The only means by which our present happy Union and republican form of government can be perpetuated, is by constantly inculcating into the minds of the people, both by precept and by practice, the inviolahility of the Con- stitution, Nor should any plea of present ...or future utility, or of neces- sity be admitted as an excuse for its violation in its Sinallest point.
Neither should the eminent services of the violator, nor even his puri- ty of intention, screen him from the punishment of a jealous people.
It has been justly said, that he who violates one article of that sacred charter to save an army or protect a city, inflicts infinitely more inju- ry on the cause of Freedom, and the happiness of the human race, than the enemy who ravages your country and burns your towns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But few such are found in secret associations.
But although we should keep our eyes steadfastly fixed on this great object, until its final accomplishment, yet we should not forget that other great and alarming dangers threatens us. The only means by which our present happy Union and republican form of government can be perpetuated, is by constantly inculcating into the minds of the people, both by precept and by practice, the inviolahility of the Con- stitution, Nor should any plea of present ...or future utility, or of neces- sity be admitted as an excuse for its violation in its Sinallest point.
Neither should the eminent services of the violator, nor even his puri- ty of intention, screen him from the punishment of a jealous people.
It has been justly said, that he who violates one article of that sacred charter to save an army or protect a city, inflicts infinitely more inju- ry on the cause of Freedom, and the happiness of the human race, than the enemy who ravages your country and burns your towns.
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