Secession Unmasked, Or, An Appeal From the Madness of Disunion to the Sobriety of the Constitution And Common Sense
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All governments are in the very nature of things, founded originally on the consent of the people. Nor does it make any difference whether this consent is expressed or implied — whether it was gradually yielded by the tacit agreement of its members, or was at once openly avowed by the more formal language of a written Constitution, — whether the parties to the same were only single and individual persons, or whether they were separate societies, having in a variety of particulars separate and d...istinct interests. The only question to be asked is, was the con- sent of the people originally given and obtained ? When once that is done the government is forever established, and whether it consists of separate individuals or separate societies, — whether it has been created by an implied or a written Constitution, — it cannot be sundered or destroyed except by the free determination of the parties who formed it. Take the United Kingdom of Great Britain for instance. It con- sists of three distinct States or Territories, incorporated into a union by consent of the contracting parties, although this consent was not fully given until Scotland and Ireland had been subjugated by the overpowering conquests of the English nation.
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All governments are in the very nature of things, founded originally on the consent of the people. Nor does it make any difference whether this consent is expressed or implied — whether it was gradually yielded by the tacit agreement of its members, or was at once openly avowed by the more formal language of a written Constitution, — whether the parties to the same were only single and individual persons, or whether they were separate societies, having in a variety of particulars separate and d...istinct interests. The only question to be asked is, was the con- sent of the people originally given and obtained ? When once that is done the government is forever established, and whether it consists of separate individuals or separate societies, — whether it has been created by an implied or a written Constitution, — it cannot be sundered or destroyed except by the free determination of the parties who formed it. Take the United Kingdom of Great Britain for instance. It con- sists of three distinct States or Territories, incorporated into a union by consent of the contracting parties, although this consent was not fully given until Scotland and Ireland had been subjugated by the overpowering conquests of the English nation.
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