Speech of Hon Columbus Delano of Ohio On the Political Condition of the State
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Nothijig to my mind seems more illogical, notto say absurd. If dead, they are not States, and have no governments to be guarantied. If Territories, held by con- quest, at the will and mercy (forgive the word) of the conqueror, and you desire to convert rhem into States, then observe the third sec- tion of the fourth article, and you will find ex- plicit and undouljted authority to proceed— " New States may be admitted by the Congress into the Union. " Very slight attention to the history of the... fourth section of the fourth article will, I think, sustain my view of the section. The framers of the Constitution intended to guard against the return of any State to an aristocratical, mo- narchical, or any other form of government not republican. They also designed to guard the States against invasion and domestic violence.
When it is reraembei-ed that at the close of !. He Revolution there were not wanting persons who thought republics insecure, unstable, and liable to degenerate into anarchy, it may be seen at a glance why the wisdom of those great men who devised our Constitution made it the duty of the Federal Government to guaranty, to secure, to each State a "republican form of governraxint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothijig to my mind seems more illogical, notto say absurd. If dead, they are not States, and have no governments to be guarantied. If Territories, held by con- quest, at the will and mercy (forgive the word) of the conqueror, and you desire to convert rhem into States, then observe the third sec- tion of the fourth article, and you will find ex- plicit and undouljted authority to proceed— " New States may be admitted by the Congress into the Union. " Very slight attention to the history of the... fourth section of the fourth article will, I think, sustain my view of the section. The framers of the Constitution intended to guard against the return of any State to an aristocratical, mo- narchical, or any other form of government not republican. They also designed to guard the States against invasion and domestic violence.
When it is reraembei-ed that at the close of !. He Revolution there were not wanting persons who thought republics insecure, unstable, and liable to degenerate into anarchy, it may be seen at a glance why the wisdom of those great men who devised our Constitution made it the duty of the Federal Government to guaranty, to secure, to each State a "republican form of governraxint.
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