Speeches Correspondence Etc of the Late Daniel S Dickinson of New York Inc
Speeches Correspondence Etc of the Late Daniel S Dickinson of New York Inc
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363 brought the country to a state of prosperity unexampled in the history of men ; that party whose creed is simple and catholic — which inculcates the capacity of man for self-government, without reservations or provisos — which professes to adhere to a strict construction of the Constitution — to preserve inviolate the rights of the States, and to abstain from all officious inter- meddlings in the domestic affairs of communities — which resists the accumulation of power by the general govern...ment, whether in the executive or Congress, and seeks to leave it as far as practicable in the hands of the people immediately interested ; and which, above all, eschews all sickly sentimentality and spurious benevolence, and all temporary and hobby-riding is- sues, that it may the better advance its great principles of human regeneration — of freedom and good will — and the amelioration of the condition of man ? I will not now recount the history of its triumphs, which this course of policy has given ; but are they not written upon every page of our country's history as with a pencil of light ?
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363 brought the country to a state of prosperity unexampled in the history of men ; that party whose creed is simple and catholic — which inculcates the capacity of man for self-government, without reservations or provisos — which professes to adhere to a strict construction of the Constitution — to preserve inviolate the rights of the States, and to abstain from all officious inter- meddlings in the domestic affairs of communities — which resists the accumulation of power by the general govern...ment, whether in the executive or Congress, and seeks to leave it as far as practicable in the hands of the people immediately interested ; and which, above all, eschews all sickly sentimentality and spurious benevolence, and all temporary and hobby-riding is- sues, that it may the better advance its great principles of human regeneration — of freedom and good will — and the amelioration of the condition of man ? I will not now recount the history of its triumphs, which this course of policy has given ; but are they not written upon every page of our country's history as with a pencil of light ?
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