Vindication of the Northern Democracy
Vindication of the Northern Democracy
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It will never do to say that if the Supretne (lourt should decide in our favor, we will enforce the decision, but otherwise will not. It is of more importance to us all, to the community at large, to the cause of good gov- ernment everywhere, that a judgment pronounced b}- the appropriate tribunal, should be obeyed, cheerfully obeyed, than that the decision itself should be right.
If Senators otdy mean, therefore, that in case the Su])rerne Court of the United States shoulil hereafter decide as... they wi.^h, and the judgment of the Court should be frustrated by the Territorial authorities, or bj' individuals, or coniljinations of in- dividuals, tiiey will demand such legislation from Congress as may be requisite t, o carry the judgment into effect, I have no controversy with them. 1 will not merely agree to such legislation of that character as may be necessarj', but will employ the Executive power of the Government, the Army, and the Navy, in addition. If that be what you mean by intervention, or pi'otection, 1 am with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will never do to say that if the Supretne (lourt should decide in our favor, we will enforce the decision, but otherwise will not. It is of more importance to us all, to the community at large, to the cause of good gov- ernment everywhere, that a judgment pronounced b}- the appropriate tribunal, should be obeyed, cheerfully obeyed, than that the decision itself should be right.
If Senators otdy mean, therefore, that in case the Su])rerne Court of the United States shoulil hereafter decide as... they wi.^h, and the judgment of the Court should be frustrated by the Territorial authorities, or bj' individuals, or coniljinations of in- dividuals, tiiey will demand such legislation from Congress as may be requisite t, o carry the judgment into effect, I have no controversy with them. 1 will not merely agree to such legislation of that character as may be necessarj', but will employ the Executive power of the Government, the Army, and the Navy, in addition. If that be what you mean by intervention, or pi'otection, 1 am with you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ellis Pugh to read onlineMoreLess
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