Conciliation And Nationality
Conciliation And Nationality
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It is supreme, by the consent of South Carolina herself, "over the constitution and laws of the several States. " Let South Carolina, then, at- tempt, as she las by her ordinance, to annul her connection with this national system; does she not usurp a power of the General Government? Does she not infringe on the rights of Ohio? Is it not a plain violation of the permanent obligation she is under as one of its members? Nay, she not only breaks her oath of fealty to the United States Constitution..., but s'he breaks her oath to her own constitution, which re^juires that oath.
Am I referred by members of my own party to our platform and principles indorsing the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions? Am I told that tlie sacred principles of State rights declared by Jefferson and Madison, as a check against the usurpations of a consolidated Federal Power, allow that each State may so judge of the infraction of the Constitution, and the means and measures of re- dress, that it may go out of the Union?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is supreme, by the consent of South Carolina herself, "over the constitution and laws of the several States. " Let South Carolina, then, at- tempt, as she las by her ordinance, to annul her connection with this national system; does she not usurp a power of the General Government? Does she not infringe on the rights of Ohio? Is it not a plain violation of the permanent obligation she is under as one of its members? Nay, she not only breaks her oath of fealty to the United States Constitution..., but s'he breaks her oath to her own constitution, which re^juires that oath.
Am I referred by members of my own party to our platform and principles indorsing the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions? Am I told that tlie sacred principles of State rights declared by Jefferson and Madison, as a check against the usurpations of a consolidated Federal Power, allow that each State may so judge of the infraction of the Constitution, and the means and measures of re- dress, that it may go out of the Union?
What to read after Conciliation And Nationality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Sullivan Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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