The Standard of Liberty An Occasional Paper
The Standard of Liberty An Occasional Paper
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I give the, instance. It is the prerogative of the federal government " to establish uniform rules ot naturalization. " Yet a law was in- troduced to establish a rule of our own, and to naturalize within a shorter period than given by the act of congress. This not confined to state purposes ; but extending to all rights of citi- zenship ; in which case, our senators, for congress chosen by members of assembly, who were themselves elected by unqua- lified votes, could not take their seats. For I... call those votes unqualified who had not been naturalized according »o act of congress. In the same manner, and for the same reason our F [ 42 ] members of congress must have been rejected. Nor could the votes of the state ^lectors, in the election of president, be count- ed for the same reason. Thus the state was thrown out of the union as to these rights and privileges.
Another law fell by an anticipation of the governors negative, or fell bv it, I do not know, which, and have not an opportunity at present to inform myself; It was a law, amongst other mat- ters, authorizing, and enjoining a resistance 2o the process of the United States, to a certain quarter of this state ; this was putting us hors de la loi ; or out of the union at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I give the, instance. It is the prerogative of the federal government " to establish uniform rules ot naturalization. " Yet a law was in- troduced to establish a rule of our own, and to naturalize within a shorter period than given by the act of congress. This not confined to state purposes ; but extending to all rights of citi- zenship ; in which case, our senators, for congress chosen by members of assembly, who were themselves elected by unqua- lified votes, could not take their seats. For I... call those votes unqualified who had not been naturalized according »o act of congress. In the same manner, and for the same reason our F [ 42 ] members of congress must have been rejected. Nor could the votes of the state ^lectors, in the election of president, be count- ed for the same reason. Thus the state was thrown out of the union as to these rights and privileges.
Another law fell by an anticipation of the governors negative, or fell bv it, I do not know, which, and have not an opportunity at present to inform myself; It was a law, amongst other mat- ters, authorizing, and enjoining a resistance 2o the process of the United States, to a certain quarter of this state ; this was putting us hors de la loi ; or out of the union at once.
What to read after The Standard of Liberty An Occasional Paper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Hugh Henry Brackenridge to read onlineMoreLess
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