Pensions
Pensions
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If this article had always been taken as a paramount rule of inter- pretation, what burdens and miseries the country would have been spared. Another facft. From the time the Constitution was adopted to the , present day the country, politically, with but few interruptions, has been divided between two par- ties whose diflferences can be traced diredlly back to diflfering interpretations of that Constitution; one party being disposed to interpretate it so as to increase the powers of the central... government ; the other disposed to interpretate it so as to pre- serve the powers and dignity of States, and the liberty and privileges of their citizens, as they ex- isted at the time the Constitution was adopted.
The centralizing, or aggressive, party has been the successful party. There is more force in aggres- sion than ill defence. To acquire power is more stirring than to defend liberties. It is not the ob- 48 Digitized by VjOOQIC jeA of these articles to criticise the policy of polit- ical parties or to question the sincerity and purity of the patriotism of political leaders ; but it is a most self-evident fact that, as the result of central- ization, powers have been accumulated at Wash- ington which are quite sufficient to fire ambitions dangerous to the republic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If this article had always been taken as a paramount rule of inter- pretation, what burdens and miseries the country would have been spared. Another facft. From the time the Constitution was adopted to the , present day the country, politically, with but few interruptions, has been divided between two par- ties whose diflferences can be traced diredlly back to diflfering interpretations of that Constitution; one party being disposed to interpretate it so as to increase the powers of the central... government ; the other disposed to interpretate it so as to pre- serve the powers and dignity of States, and the liberty and privileges of their citizens, as they ex- isted at the time the Constitution was adopted.
The centralizing, or aggressive, party has been the successful party. There is more force in aggres- sion than ill defence. To acquire power is more stirring than to defend liberties. It is not the ob- 48 Digitized by VjOOQIC jeA of these articles to criticise the policy of polit- ical parties or to question the sincerity and purity of the patriotism of political leaders ; but it is a most self-evident fact that, as the result of central- ization, powers have been accumulated at Wash- ington which are quite sufficient to fire ambitions dangerous to the republic.
What to read after Pensions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Cady Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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