Senator Benjamin H Hill of Georgia His Life Speeches And Writings
Senator Benjamin H Hill of Georgia His Life Speeches And Writings
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— Ah, my friend, you are right ; she is neither. She is able and she is willing to protect her citizens in this right. But let the argu- ment progress. If the senator is right, and if in New York the national soldier must protect her citizens in the exercise of the right of suffrage, must we not do the same thing in every other right ? If New York cannot protect her people in one right, can she protect them in any other right ? If New York must have the national arm to help her protect her peop...le in the exercise of one right, I repeat, must not New York demand the national arm to help her protect her people in all other personal rights, and what is the result ? The argument comes just to this : that the State of New York is unable to protect her people in any of their rights, and therefore it is necessary for New York to have the protection and the help of the national government in the protection of all. If New York cannot protect her peo- ple, what State can ? If New York with her five millions people, the largest State in this Union, the wealthiest State in this Union, having the commercial metropolis of this great country, is unable to protect her people from thugs and shoulder-hitters and rat-pitters, what other State is able to protect her people ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ah, my friend, you are right ; she is neither. She is able and she is willing to protect her citizens in this right. But let the argu- ment progress. If the senator is right, and if in New York the national soldier must protect her citizens in the exercise of the right of suffrage, must we not do the same thing in every other right ? If New York cannot protect her people in one right, can she protect them in any other right ? If New York must have the national arm to help her protect her peop...le in the exercise of one right, I repeat, must not New York demand the national arm to help her protect her people in all other personal rights, and what is the result ? The argument comes just to this : that the State of New York is unable to protect her people in any of their rights, and therefore it is necessary for New York to have the protection and the help of the national government in the protection of all. If New York cannot protect her peo- ple, what State can ? If New York with her five millions people, the largest State in this Union, the wealthiest State in this Union, having the commercial metropolis of this great country, is unable to protect her people from thugs and shoulder-hitters and rat-pitters, what other State is able to protect her people ?
What to read after Senator Benjamin H Hill of Georgia His Life Speeches And Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin H Benjamin Harvey Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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