The Speakership Speeches of Hon George W Scranton And Hon James H Campbell
The Speakership Speeches of Hon George W Scranton And Hon James H Campbell
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These are some of the blessings which have followed in the wake of our free form of Gov- ernment. May it be perpetual ! Sir, let no man say that Pennsylvania will embark in any unlawful crusade against her neighbors. We believe in the equality of the States under the Constitution and laws; but we never endorsed that abominable heresy, that this Government of ours is a mere confederation of States. That idea we abandoned with the old, cumbersome Confederation. It was the people of the country wh...o formed the Government un- der which we live and prosper ; it was the work of their hands. The General Government holds the aggregate of power conferred by the people, not by States, as such. That fact they made patent upon the face of the Constitution itself, by declaring that " We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, " &c, " establish this Constitution. " The people made it, and the people will take care of it. I never doubted that for a moment. Sir, I am altogether opposed to the idea that gentlemen advance here, that any one portion of this Confederacy will al any period of time make war upon any other portion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are some of the blessings which have followed in the wake of our free form of Gov- ernment. May it be perpetual ! Sir, let no man say that Pennsylvania will embark in any unlawful crusade against her neighbors. We believe in the equality of the States under the Constitution and laws; but we never endorsed that abominable heresy, that this Government of ours is a mere confederation of States. That idea we abandoned with the old, cumbersome Confederation. It was the people of the country wh...o formed the Government un- der which we live and prosper ; it was the work of their hands. The General Government holds the aggregate of power conferred by the people, not by States, as such. That fact they made patent upon the face of the Constitution itself, by declaring that " We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, " &c, " establish this Constitution. " The people made it, and the people will take care of it. I never doubted that for a moment. Sir, I am altogether opposed to the idea that gentlemen advance here, that any one portion of this Confederacy will al any period of time make war upon any other portion.
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