The Address And Proceedings of the Friends of Daniel Webster Assembled in Faneu
The Address And Proceedings of the Friends of Daniel Webster Assembled in Faneu
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It needs, in our judgment, no great amount of argument to solve this question. Upon the great general principle on which all our institutions rest, the majority are to rule; and when the voice of the majority is expressed in those forms which constitute the enactment of Law, no man can go behind it, or absolve himself from its obligations, while he remains in society. This principle is attempted to be applied by analogy to the doings of political parties. But the analogy is extremely imperfect.... There is a broad distinction between the decrees or decisions of a body of the representatives of a party, in reference to the obligations which they impose upon its members, and the decrees of the legislative representatives of the people, in reference to the obligations which they impose upon the citizen. The former cannot, in the nature of things, have the force of law, because they do not rest upon its sanctions. They must, therefore, be referred for approval to the judgment of individ- uals, who are to receive and obey them, according to their own convictions of their intrinsic propriety and fitness to promote the public good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It needs, in our judgment, no great amount of argument to solve this question. Upon the great general principle on which all our institutions rest, the majority are to rule; and when the voice of the majority is expressed in those forms which constitute the enactment of Law, no man can go behind it, or absolve himself from its obligations, while he remains in society. This principle is attempted to be applied by analogy to the doings of political parties. But the analogy is extremely imperfect.... There is a broad distinction between the decrees or decisions of a body of the representatives of a party, in reference to the obligations which they impose upon its members, and the decrees of the legislative representatives of the people, in reference to the obligations which they impose upon the citizen. The former cannot, in the nature of things, have the force of law, because they do not rest upon its sanctions. They must, therefore, be referred for approval to the judgment of individ- uals, who are to receive and obey them, according to their own convictions of their intrinsic propriety and fitness to promote the public good.
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