Count the Cost
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But, 4. We have a Constitution--a free and happy Constitution. It was to ourfathers like the shadow of a great rock in a weary land--it has enabledthem to transmit to us a fair and glorious inheritance--if we sufferrevolutionists to rob us of this birth right "then we are bastards andnot sons. " It is a fact as well authenticated as the settlement of the state, thata Constitution was formed by the people of the then colony ofConnecticut, before the Charter of King Charles. This Charter was agua...rantee of that Constitution. Trumbull's history of Connecticut givesus this Constitution and its origin. On our separation from Great-Britain, the people, thro' their representatives, made the followingdeclaration on this subject: "An Act containing an Abstract and Declaration of the Rights andPrivileges of the People of this State, and securing the same. THEPeople of this State, being by the Providence of God, free andindependent, have the sole and exclusive Right of governing themselvesas a free, sovereign, and independent State; and having from theirAncestors derived a free and excellent Constitution of Governmentwhereby the Legislature depends on the free and annual Election of thePeople, they have the best Security for the Preservation of their civiland religious Rights and Liberties.
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But, 4. We have a Constitution--a free and happy Constitution. It was to ourfathers like the shadow of a great rock in a weary land--it has enabledthem to transmit to us a fair and glorious inheritance--if we sufferrevolutionists to rob us of this birth right "then we are bastards andnot sons. " It is a fact as well authenticated as the settlement of the state, thata Constitution was formed by the people of the then colony ofConnecticut, before the Charter of King Charles. This Charter was agua...rantee of that Constitution. Trumbull's history of Connecticut givesus this Constitution and its origin. On our separation from Great-Britain, the people, thro' their representatives, made the followingdeclaration on this subject: "An Act containing an Abstract and Declaration of the Rights andPrivileges of the People of this State, and securing the same. THEPeople of this State, being by the Providence of God, free andindependent, have the sole and exclusive Right of governing themselvesas a free, sovereign, and independent State; and having from theirAncestors derived a free and excellent Constitution of Governmentwhereby the Legislature depends on the free and annual Election of thePeople, they have the best Security for the Preservation of their civiland religious Rights and Liberties.
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