Kentucky a Pioneer Commonwealth
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This must be taken as prxmd foune evi* dence that there was no material for rebellion in Ken* KENTUCKY AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 141 tuckj ; indeed, it goes far as an answer to the assertion that the State was in a seditious mood. But let us now look at the other evidence of a secession spirit, which some students think they find in the resolutions of 1798.
These resolutions were adopted in Novemher of that year. They were offered by John Breckinridge, one of a long line of distinguished men,... but they undoubt- edly were approved by Jefferson, if they were not ac- tually from his hand.^ The greater part of these resolutions is now so well ac- cepted that even the most federally minded would hardly be willing to question them. The statement, however, that *'*' each party has an equal right to judge for itself, as well of infractions as of the mode and measure of re- dress," contains the element of political heresy that de- serves attention. There can be no reasonable question that this statement expressed the nearly unanimous opinion of *he people of Kentucky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This must be taken as prxmd foune evi* dence that there was no material for rebellion in Ken* KENTUCKY AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 141 tuckj ; indeed, it goes far as an answer to the assertion that the State was in a seditious mood. But let us now look at the other evidence of a secession spirit, which some students think they find in the resolutions of 1798.
These resolutions were adopted in Novemher of that year. They were offered by John Breckinridge, one of a long line of distinguished men,... but they undoubt- edly were approved by Jefferson, if they were not ac- tually from his hand.^ The greater part of these resolutions is now so well ac- cepted that even the most federally minded would hardly be willing to question them. The statement, however, that *'*' each party has an equal right to judge for itself, as well of infractions as of the mode and measure of re- dress," contains the element of political heresy that de- serves attention. There can be no reasonable question that this statement expressed the nearly unanimous opinion of *he people of Kentucky.
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