The Power of Congress Over the District of Columbia
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Smilie — '• I rejoice that the word (slave) is not in the constitution ; its not being there does 36 honor to the worthies who would not suffer it to become a part of it. '^ Mr. Alston, of N. Carolina — " In two years we shall have the power to prohibit the trade altogether. Then this House will be unaninrious. No one will abject to our exercising our full constitutional powers. '^ National Intelligencer, Jan. 24, 1806.
These witnesses need no vouchers to entitle them to credit ; nor their test...imony commentS|to make it intelligible — their name? are their endorsers, and their strong words their own interpreters. ' We waive all comments. Our readers are of age. Whosoever hath ears to hear, let him hear. And whosoever will not hear the fathers of the revolu- tion, the founders of the «'overnment, its chief magistrates, judges, le- gislators and sages, who dared and perilled all under the burdens, and in the heat of the day that tried men's souls — then " neither will he be persuaded though they rqse from the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smilie — '• I rejoice that the word (slave) is not in the constitution ; its not being there does 36 honor to the worthies who would not suffer it to become a part of it. '^ Mr. Alston, of N. Carolina — " In two years we shall have the power to prohibit the trade altogether. Then this House will be unaninrious. No one will abject to our exercising our full constitutional powers. '^ National Intelligencer, Jan. 24, 1806.
These witnesses need no vouchers to entitle them to credit ; nor their test...imony commentS|to make it intelligible — their name? are their endorsers, and their strong words their own interpreters. ' We waive all comments. Our readers are of age. Whosoever hath ears to hear, let him hear. And whosoever will not hear the fathers of the revolu- tion, the founders of the «'overnment, its chief magistrates, judges, le- gislators and sages, who dared and perilled all under the burdens, and in the heat of the day that tried men's souls — then " neither will he be persuaded though they rqse from the dead.
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