Forty Years of American Life
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Upsher, of Virginia, and Mr. Legare, of South Carolina, men better known as scholars than as politicians, came to his aid, and gave his administration a strong Southern and Democratic bias. And Democratic, let it be noted, had come, by this time, to mean in America Conservative and Constitutional. The Democratic party was always the party of State rights, and of a strict construction of the powers granted by the Federal Con stitution to the General Government. The powers of the States, this par...ty held, were limited only by the functions they had delegated to the Federal Government. The powers of the Federal Government were denned and limited by its Constitu tion. All powers not expressly delegated to the central govern ment were retained by the States.
Conspicuous among the Northern members of Mr. Tyler s Cabinet was John C. Spencer, of New York a man of whom I can never think without a feeling of sadness, for his life was borne down by a great sorrow. His son, a midshipman in the navy, had been hanged at sea by the captain and officers of the U.
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Upsher, of Virginia, and Mr. Legare, of South Carolina, men better known as scholars than as politicians, came to his aid, and gave his administration a strong Southern and Democratic bias. And Democratic, let it be noted, had come, by this time, to mean in America Conservative and Constitutional. The Democratic party was always the party of State rights, and of a strict construction of the powers granted by the Federal Con stitution to the General Government. The powers of the States, this par...ty held, were limited only by the functions they had delegated to the Federal Government. The powers of the Federal Government were denned and limited by its Constitu tion. All powers not expressly delegated to the central govern ment were retained by the States.
Conspicuous among the Northern members of Mr. Tyler s Cabinet was John C. Spencer, of New York a man of whom I can never think without a feeling of sadness, for his life was borne down by a great sorrow. His son, a midshipman in the navy, had been hanged at sea by the captain and officers of the U.
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