Speech of Mr Ingersoll On the Judiciary Delivered in the Convention of Penns
Speech of Mr Ingersoll On the Judiciary Delivered in the Convention of Penns
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Merrill) read, as wealth, which begat, at the same time, the strongly appealing to our best feelings founders of the English Revolution of against the dangers of a dependant Judi- 1688, and the American Revolution of ciary, the detected letter for which Sidney 1776. The time has come when the his- was condemned, and the remarkable case tory of those days is better understood, and of a Quaker imprisoned, for not taking off their giants less disparaged than they used his hat. Did it not occur to ...that learned to be by Clarendon, Hume, and all that gentleman, that one of the charges of which class of tory fabricators of it. I shall not Judge Cooper was accused, was commit- deny the Judicial irregularities of any f ting a Quaker to prison for not takingoff the cases that have been referred to. Ship his hat, exactly like the English instance money, the seven Bishops, Penn's prose- referred to as so abhorrant to our feelings, cution, and the many other instances of and that Judge Chase was impeached, and English wrong, any more than those of the defended by Judge Hopkinson, for the pro- Decemvirs and Virginia, for which we se cution of that^elf-same Judge Cooper, were carried all the way to Rome, to learn for writing a paper not much more obnox- to dread responsible or popular magistrates.
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Merrill) read, as wealth, which begat, at the same time, the strongly appealing to our best feelings founders of the English Revolution of against the dangers of a dependant Judi- 1688, and the American Revolution of ciary, the detected letter for which Sidney 1776. The time has come when the his- was condemned, and the remarkable case tory of those days is better understood, and of a Quaker imprisoned, for not taking off their giants less disparaged than they used his hat. Did it not occur to ...that learned to be by Clarendon, Hume, and all that gentleman, that one of the charges of which class of tory fabricators of it. I shall not Judge Cooper was accused, was commit- deny the Judicial irregularities of any f ting a Quaker to prison for not takingoff the cases that have been referred to. Ship his hat, exactly like the English instance money, the seven Bishops, Penn's prose- referred to as so abhorrant to our feelings, cution, and the many other instances of and that Judge Chase was impeached, and English wrong, any more than those of the defended by Judge Hopkinson, for the pro- Decemvirs and Virginia, for which we se cution of that^elf-same Judge Cooper, were carried all the way to Rome, to learn for writing a paper not much more obnox- to dread responsible or popular magistrates.
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