The Usurpations of the Federal Government the Dangers of Centralization Speech
The Usurpations of the Federal Government the Dangers of Centralization Speech
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It is not my purpose to attempt to prove that such measures as the " arbitrary arrests, " the imposition of " martial law" over the "loyal States;" the " suspension of the habeas corpus, " and the obnoxious measures of the administration, are illegal and unconstitutional. The most gifted jurists of the country have, in the most elaborate arguments proven the affirmative of the proposition. I regard them but as the natural consequence of the tt iumph of the great principle — the essence of the c...reed of the Republican party.
The advocacy of the application of this insiduous doctrine by the Federal Government, so totally repugnant to the essence as well as the theory of our polity, and the consent by a majority of the people of the North, that it should be applied as to the Southern State, has resulted in the overthrow of their respective local sovereignties and the loss of their personal liberties, as the necessary conse- quence of the former.
All the great inalienable rights of the people as defined and enumerated in the Constitution of the United States, and the several States, have been, by the " arbitrary power'" of the Federal Govern- ment, wrested from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not my purpose to attempt to prove that such measures as the " arbitrary arrests, " the imposition of " martial law" over the "loyal States;" the " suspension of the habeas corpus, " and the obnoxious measures of the administration, are illegal and unconstitutional. The most gifted jurists of the country have, in the most elaborate arguments proven the affirmative of the proposition. I regard them but as the natural consequence of the tt iumph of the great principle — the essence of the c...reed of the Republican party.
The advocacy of the application of this insiduous doctrine by the Federal Government, so totally repugnant to the essence as well as the theory of our polity, and the consent by a majority of the people of the North, that it should be applied as to the Southern State, has resulted in the overthrow of their respective local sovereignties and the loss of their personal liberties, as the necessary conse- quence of the former.
All the great inalienable rights of the people as defined and enumerated in the Constitution of the United States, and the several States, have been, by the " arbitrary power'" of the Federal Govern- ment, wrested from them.
What to read after The Usurpations of the Federal Government the Dangers of Centralization Speech?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert C Robert Chadwick Hutchings to read onlineMoreLess
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