Speech of the Hon Thomas Ewing At Chillicothe Ohio Before a Republican Mass
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The Constitution might well presume that no State would make an act criminal out of mere wan- tonness or folly. Nor can it be supposed that an oflFender would flee, or the executive of a State demand a fugitive except in cases where the offense was great, or greatly injurious to society.
13 sented itself in a two-fold aspect. Out of the party, by the Union organization in the North — in the party, by the rejection of extreme party leaders and the nomination of a sound conservative man for Presi...dent at the late Chi- cago Convention.
The resolutions of the Chicago Convention — the plat- form — is better than we have been accustomed to, in speeches and resolves, for four or five years past — better in its positions, much better in tone and temper. It quite rejects the heresy that any law applicable to the civil government of our Union is higher than the Constitution of the United States. It condemns in strong terms the organization of marauding expeditions in any of the States to attack the people or the institutions of neigh- boring States, (a thing which the Ohio Legislature had so recently refused to declare unlawful ;) and in its whole tone and temper counsels, peace and mutual respect of each other's rights between States, instead of the mainte- nance of a continual and irrepressible conflict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Constitution might well presume that no State would make an act criminal out of mere wan- tonness or folly. Nor can it be supposed that an oflFender would flee, or the executive of a State demand a fugitive except in cases where the offense was great, or greatly injurious to society.
13 sented itself in a two-fold aspect. Out of the party, by the Union organization in the North — in the party, by the rejection of extreme party leaders and the nomination of a sound conservative man for Presi...dent at the late Chi- cago Convention.
The resolutions of the Chicago Convention — the plat- form — is better than we have been accustomed to, in speeches and resolves, for four or five years past — better in its positions, much better in tone and temper. It quite rejects the heresy that any law applicable to the civil government of our Union is higher than the Constitution of the United States. It condemns in strong terms the organization of marauding expeditions in any of the States to attack the people or the institutions of neigh- boring States, (a thing which the Ohio Legislature had so recently refused to declare unlawful ;) and in its whole tone and temper counsels, peace and mutual respect of each other's rights between States, instead of the mainte- nance of a continual and irrepressible conflict.
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