Popular Election of United States Senators
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Senators. 101 two Senators who acted with the Republicans, one of whom took his seat in 1881, the other in 1883, though the State gave the Democratic presidential nominee her electoral vote both in 1880 and 1884.
The most pernicious influence of the blending of National and State politics is its powerful tendency to divert the atten- t tion of lawmakers and people alike from vital State matters. ~> The magnitude of this evil is apparent in view of the wide range of important legislation falling... entirely within the field of State action. The laws which touch a man's daily life most frequently and most materially are State laws; laws in reference to property, marriage, inheritance, corporations, labor, public health, and pauperism. Does he commit a crime? He is tried in a State court. Does he pay taxes? He does so largely according to State law. Is his life safe and are his rights secure? The State makes them so. Does a mob threaten destruction and bloodshed? The State sup- presses it. To defend a man against his commonest dangers thei ; National arm is impotent.
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Senators. 101 two Senators who acted with the Republicans, one of whom took his seat in 1881, the other in 1883, though the State gave the Democratic presidential nominee her electoral vote both in 1880 and 1884.
The most pernicious influence of the blending of National and State politics is its powerful tendency to divert the atten- t tion of lawmakers and people alike from vital State matters. ~> The magnitude of this evil is apparent in view of the wide range of important legislation falling... entirely within the field of State action. The laws which touch a man's daily life most frequently and most materially are State laws; laws in reference to property, marriage, inheritance, corporations, labor, public health, and pauperism. Does he commit a crime? He is tried in a State court. Does he pay taxes? He does so largely according to State law. Is his life safe and are his rights secure? The State makes them so. Does a mob threaten destruction and bloodshed? The State sup- presses it. To defend a man against his commonest dangers thei ; National arm is impotent.
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