The Federalist On the New Constitution volume 2
The Federalist On the New Constitution volume 2
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It may be esteemed the basis of tlie union, thr't " the citizens of each state shall be entitled to all " th. E privileges and innnunities of citizens of the " several states. *' And if it be a just principle, that every government ought to possess the means of execKthig' its own provisions^ by its oivn authority, it will follow, that in order to the inviolable maijite- nance of that equality of privileges and iraraanities, to which the citizens of tlie union will be entitled, the national judi...ciary ought to preside in all c.^ses, in wliich one state or its cir-ZA-ns are o|)p. /sed to an other state or its citizens. To secure tlie full effect of so fundamental a provision against all e\asio!i and subterfuge, it is necessary that its coustruv irn should be committed to tliat tribunal, which, Jiav- ing no local attachments, will be likely to be im- partial between the difierent sta'es and t;;^-ir cin'zens, and which, owing its oliicial existence to the union, FED. VOL. II. Z 246 THE FEDERALIST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be esteemed the basis of tlie union, thr't " the citizens of each state shall be entitled to all " th. E privileges and innnunities of citizens of the " several states. *' And if it be a just principle, that every government ought to possess the means of execKthig' its own provisions^ by its oivn authority, it will follow, that in order to the inviolable maijite- nance of that equality of privileges and iraraanities, to which the citizens of tlie union will be entitled, the national judi...ciary ought to preside in all c.^ses, in wliich one state or its cir-ZA-ns are o|)p. /sed to an other state or its citizens. To secure tlie full effect of so fundamental a provision against all e\asio!i and subterfuge, it is necessary that its coustruv irn should be committed to tliat tribunal, which, Jiav- ing no local attachments, will be likely to be im- partial between the difierent sta'es and t;;^-ir cin'zens, and which, owing its oliicial existence to the union, FED. VOL. II. Z 246 THE FEDERALIST.
What to read after The Federalist On the New Constitution volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Federalist to read onlineMoreLess
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