Internal Relations of the Cities Towns Villages Counties And States of the U
Internal Relations of the Cities Towns Villages Counties And States of the U
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Its name is mob-rule.
As the parents are advising and helping their children when they are going the first time to housekeeping, so Congress sup ports the young settlements until the appointed time has come for the independent management of their own state affairs. This kind of transient regulation of territories must be in its nature discretionary, and should be borne with cheerfulness, and not re sented by fierce demagoguism and treasonable revolt, as has been done in Kansas of late ; for Con...gress acts for the best of society, and does, indeed, nothing but bears the first expenses of the local government, which the settlers have in their hands, by making their own civil and criminal laws.
I have perhaps dwelt too long upon these subjects, but you see what dangers are surrounding us, and will therefore not be tired if I repeatedly recur to important principles to better show their working in society.
Postscript. After this letter was written, there appeared in the papers a notice of a judgment of the United States su preme court in the case of Dred Scott against his master, claim ing his freedom on the ground that he had resided two years, by the act of his owner, in a state where slavery was pro hibited by its constitution, and afterward in a territory from which it was prohibited by the Missouri compromise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its name is mob-rule.
As the parents are advising and helping their children when they are going the first time to housekeeping, so Congress sup ports the young settlements until the appointed time has come for the independent management of their own state affairs. This kind of transient regulation of territories must be in its nature discretionary, and should be borne with cheerfulness, and not re sented by fierce demagoguism and treasonable revolt, as has been done in Kansas of late ; for Con...gress acts for the best of society, and does, indeed, nothing but bears the first expenses of the local government, which the settlers have in their hands, by making their own civil and criminal laws.
I have perhaps dwelt too long upon these subjects, but you see what dangers are surrounding us, and will therefore not be tired if I repeatedly recur to important principles to better show their working in society.
Postscript. After this letter was written, there appeared in the papers a notice of a judgment of the United States su preme court in the case of Dred Scott against his master, claim ing his freedom on the ground that he had resided two years, by the act of his owner, in a state where slavery was pro hibited by its constitution, and afterward in a territory from which it was prohibited by the Missouri compromise.
What to read after Internal Relations of the Cities Towns Villages Counties And States of the U?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M a Maurice a Richter to read onlineMoreLess
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