Representation in Congress
Representation in Congress
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For what did our fathers fight, but the principle that taxation and representation must go together, and that all just government must be founded upon the consent of the governed, not a part of the governed, not half of the governed, not an oligarchy, but upon Lie consent of all the people? A majority of all the people of the United States are to decide those ques- tions by which the rights of all are protected, the will of all is represented, and the Gov- ernment itself is maintained and prese...rved. Go back to revolutionary days ; go back to the door-steps of those little meetings of our fathers, as they stood up with wounds yet bleed- ing, fresh from the Revolution, and with the blood and sweat of battle running down their furrowed cheeks ; listen to their discussions, and what do you hear? Their only remon- strance against the mother country was her asserted right to tax ihe Colonies without their consent. This was the initial cause of the Revolution, it was for this that the blood of our fathers consecrated ihe battle-fields of the Revolution ; it was for this thai John Han- cock and .
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For what did our fathers fight, but the principle that taxation and representation must go together, and that all just government must be founded upon the consent of the governed, not a part of the governed, not half of the governed, not an oligarchy, but upon Lie consent of all the people? A majority of all the people of the United States are to decide those ques- tions by which the rights of all are protected, the will of all is represented, and the Gov- ernment itself is maintained and prese...rved. Go back to revolutionary days ; go back to the door-steps of those little meetings of our fathers, as they stood up with wounds yet bleed- ing, fresh from the Revolution, and with the blood and sweat of battle running down their furrowed cheeks ; listen to their discussions, and what do you hear? Their only remon- strance against the mother country was her asserted right to tax ihe Colonies without their consent. This was the initial cause of the Revolution, it was for this that the blood of our fathers consecrated ihe battle-fields of the Revolution ; it was for this thai John Han- cock and .
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