The Citizens Duty in the Present Crisis
The Citizens Duty in the Present Crisis
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Not quite, in my judgment. There are at least a fcAV such men as Horace May- 23 narcl at the Soutli ; and I think tliat, upon a pincli, cnouc^li of these men could be found to do all the necessary Avork of lioldhig office. There are also very many men at the South who, thougli guilty of treason, are nevertheless not perjured traitors — men too of very de- cent intelligence ; and I presume that the Southern people could till all the offices with this class of men, even if they did not like the H...orace Maynards, and men of his stamp. If Avorst came to worst, then let them go down to the bottom of society and take common men for the service. They probably would not lose much by doing it. I see no difficulty here that can not very easily be surmounted. A daily Paper in the city of Xew-York, and cf well-known pro- clivities, has urged that this section of the amendment, even if passed, would be unconstitutional, since it would be virtually an " ex-post facto law, " by making the law and assigning the penalty after the crime was committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not quite, in my judgment. There are at least a fcAV such men as Horace May- 23 narcl at the Soutli ; and I think tliat, upon a pincli, cnouc^li of these men could be found to do all the necessary Avork of lioldhig office. There are also very many men at the South who, thougli guilty of treason, are nevertheless not perjured traitors — men too of very de- cent intelligence ; and I presume that the Southern people could till all the offices with this class of men, even if they did not like the H...orace Maynards, and men of his stamp. If Avorst came to worst, then let them go down to the bottom of society and take common men for the service. They probably would not lose much by doing it. I see no difficulty here that can not very easily be surmounted. A daily Paper in the city of Xew-York, and cf well-known pro- clivities, has urged that this section of the amendment, even if passed, would be unconstitutional, since it would be virtually an " ex-post facto law, " by making the law and assigning the penalty after the crime was committed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel T Samuel Thayer Spear to read onlineMoreLess
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