Speech of Hon J B Henderson of Missouri
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We all feel the force of these simple words, " Suffrage is a fundamental article of repub- lican constitutions. " How true! But yet Mr. Madison and the fathers were content, accord- ing to my reading, to leave the whole subject with the States, under the hope that the people thereof would not "abridge the rights secured to them. " That the States have abridged the rights of suffrage and have violated the funda- mental rule of republicanism, as then under- stood in theory, we cannot do...ubt. An impor- tant question, however, to be considered is, were the theoretical views of republicanism entertained at that day ingrafted on the Con- stitution? I think not. They made a written Constitution, and when they speak of repub- Hcafi forms of government in the instrument itself, they mean simply a conformity with that Constitution. Our fathers did not sanction or approve of, slavery, but they left it existing in what they called republican forms. The time has now come, foreseen by Mr. Madison, (see No.
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3, p. 15.
We all feel the force of these simple words, " Suffrage is a fundamental article of repub- lican constitutions. " How true! But yet Mr. Madison and the fathers were content, accord- ing to my reading, to leave the whole subject with the States, under the hope that the people thereof would not "abridge the rights secured to them. " That the States have abridged the rights of suffrage and have violated the funda- mental rule of republicanism, as then under- stood in theory, we cannot do...ubt. An impor- tant question, however, to be considered is, were the theoretical views of republicanism entertained at that day ingrafted on the Con- stitution? I think not. They made a written Constitution, and when they speak of repub- Hcafi forms of government in the instrument itself, they mean simply a conformity with that Constitution. Our fathers did not sanction or approve of, slavery, but they left it existing in what they called republican forms. The time has now come, foreseen by Mr. Madison, (see No.
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