Proceedings And Address of the Democratic State Convention of the State of Ohio
Proceedings And Address of the Democratic State Convention of the State of Ohio
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The oiiginator of these schemes and move- ments, was the same Alexander Hamilton who had striven so hard, in the conven- tion, for the establishment of a government of an elective monarchy, ^nA Senatorial coun- cils for life. Unfaltering in his perseve- rence to erect a government which should be dependent upon its own will only, for its powers, and not upon the will of the people, after he had failed in the conven- tion, he resumed his efforts in the newly or- ganized government. He sought, by... fund- ing the War Debt, and concentrating the money power in a government Bank, to cre- ate a moneyed oligarchy, attached to, and intimately associated with the government, with whose assistance the arm of govern- ment might be so strengthened as to en- able it, by latitudinous constructions of the constitution, by the implicatiori or bold as- 6um{)tion of powers, finally to become, in fact, what he most desired it to be, a gov- ernment of unlimited powers, and not de- pendent upon, or responsible to, the people ibr their exercise.
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The oiiginator of these schemes and move- ments, was the same Alexander Hamilton who had striven so hard, in the conven- tion, for the establishment of a government of an elective monarchy, ^nA Senatorial coun- cils for life. Unfaltering in his perseve- rence to erect a government which should be dependent upon its own will only, for its powers, and not upon the will of the people, after he had failed in the conven- tion, he resumed his efforts in the newly or- ganized government. He sought, by... fund- ing the War Debt, and concentrating the money power in a government Bank, to cre- ate a moneyed oligarchy, attached to, and intimately associated with the government, with whose assistance the arm of govern- ment might be so strengthened as to en- able it, by latitudinous constructions of the constitution, by the implicatiori or bold as- 6um{)tion of powers, finally to become, in fact, what he most desired it to be, a gov- ernment of unlimited powers, and not de- pendent upon, or responsible to, the people ibr their exercise.
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