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bers than this " contract of alliance," which yet was to be " invio- lably observed by every State ;" more durable than the old union, which yet was declared to be " perpetual." This great and benefi- cent change was a revolution — happily, a peaceful revolution — the most important change probably ever brought about in a govern- ment wilhout bloodshed. The new government was unanimously adopted by all the members of the old confederation, by some more promptly than by others, but by all within... the space of four years.
THE STATES MIGHT BE OOEBOED UNDER THE CONFEDERATION".
Much has been said against coercion, that is, the employment of force to compel obedience to the laws of the United States, when they are resisted under the assumed authority of a State; but even the old confederation, with all its weakness, in the opinion of the most eminent cotemporary statesmen, possessed this power.
Great stress is laid by politicians of the secession school on the fact, that in a project for amending the articles of confederation brought forward by Judge Paterson in the Federal Convention, it was proposed to clothe the Government with this power, and the proposal was not adopted.
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bers than this " contract of alliance," which yet was to be " invio- lably observed by every State ;" more durable than the old union, which yet was declared to be " perpetual." This great and benefi- cent change was a revolution — happily, a peaceful revolution — the most important change probably ever brought about in a govern- ment wilhout bloodshed. The new government was unanimously adopted by all the members of the old confederation, by some more promptly than by others, but by all within... the space of four years.
THE STATES MIGHT BE OOEBOED UNDER THE CONFEDERATION".
Much has been said against coercion, that is, the employment of force to compel obedience to the laws of the United States, when they are resisted under the assumed authority of a State; but even the old confederation, with all its weakness, in the opinion of the most eminent cotemporary statesmen, possessed this power.
Great stress is laid by politicians of the secession school on the fact, that in a project for amending the articles of confederation brought forward by Judge Paterson in the Federal Convention, it was proposed to clothe the Government with this power, and the proposal was not adopted.
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