The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

';';on 10, the RoyaI Charsts of Rhode leland and
heir ab.ttors read their Constitution and see how iney
an deny the right Of revolution ana not aoanoOn nee
Let them see too, that the time and man~
for the exercise Of this right is e alone 10 the peo'
lie whenever they shall judge It eApedent'-
(Deciaration of Independence
owe hold these truths to be self evidenG That gov
,rpmenS are instituted among men deriving their just
mowers from the consent Of the governed That when
aver auy form of government becomes destructive OF
these ends il is the right of the people to alter
or to abolish it, and to institute a new governs
ment, LAYING its foundation such principles and or
psnizing its powers in such orG as 10 them shall seem
most likely to affect their safely and happiness z
(Aricles of COnederaipn)
''Each State retains itS sovereignty, heedom' ana
independence
Reconstruction of the United States.
''The United States shall guaranty to every State IN
this Union republican form Of government
''The enumeration in the Constitution OF certain
RIGHTS shall not be construed TO deny or dspaIage ol.
ers retained by the people, The powers not delegated
to the United States reserved 10 the SateS reSPec
lively, or to the people"
Al power is inherent in the people. All free govern
ments are founded in their authority and Instituted ior
their benefit They have therefore, an unaenaoie ana
undefeasble right to institute government ana 10 aer
reform, or totally change the same when their sateV
and happiness require it.
(ConSiitution of Massachusetts.)
.The end of government is to furnish the individuals
who com pose il with the power of enjoying in safety
and tranquility their natural rights. and whenever hese
great objects are not obtained the people have rght 70
alter the Government
(Constitulion of New Hanpsb J
"Al Government of right. originar rom the peo'
uie. il founded in consent aud nsi" for the gen.
eral good Whenever the ends Of &c nmsnt are per.
verted, or public liberty manllesty e ngered and all
cher means ofredress arc inehectua 10 people may
and of right ought to reform the old ablsh new
dor Ofn resis
brary power and oppression is absurd savleh ana de-
utructive Of the good and happiness Of mankind
Constitution of Vermont.
THE community hath an ndubitabe unalienabe, and III.
dsasible right To reform alter in such man.
ner as shall be by that community judged most conducive 10
the public veal, -
THE people have at all times, an undenabe ana mdeeas
bs to uer their form such manner as
they may think expedient'
Constitution ef Pennsylvania
.A power sinherent the peoples they have AZ all meS au
uuenabe and indeeasbe right to reform or abolish their gov
ernment in such manner asthey may think proper
| Constitution of Delaware.
The people may from time time as circumstances te
| nu,re after their consitut ion of ofgovernnent
| Constitution Of Maryland
A government originates from the people, ana 10 instituted
os for the GOOD OF the WHOLE The people Of this Stale
to have the sole exclusive right ofreguatng the I'M
terna government and police thereof
Constitution Of Virginia.
"A maturity of community hath ndeeasibe right 10
REFORM alter abolish government In such manner as sha
beiudged most conducivet to the public veal
The of Tennese Indiana, Mlsslssp
nj and Alabama adopt this noble provision inthe virginia
Constitution almost without variation in language and WIN
none Ill sense
Constitution ofNorth Carolina.
'Al political power is derived from the people. M
people ofhs State ought to have the sole and exclusive
rich, of regulating the internal government ard polic
thereof .
Constitution Of Ohio
All men are born equally free and independent, an
every free republican government being founded on the
sole authority, they have at all times complete powe
10 alter reform abolish their government, wheheVe
they may deem it necessary
CONSTITUTION OF ILLINOIS,
"Al men are bora equally free and ,independen
All power i. inherent in The people and all tree gov
eminent, are founded on their authority
Consultation offiissomh
"The people ofthis State have the inherent sole an
exclusive right regulating the internal government ar
police thereof and Of altering and abolishng ther col
stiution and form of government, whenever II may
necessary to their safety or happiness
Now let President Tyler look at his own virgin
Constitution. lie. Webster and UpShur and Forwa
, q Wickliffe Evans & Choate & Cushlng and woo
. hurry and Huntington and Bu:hanan and Clayton a.
Merriick and Critenden and Rivss and Archer
4 Maneum and Allen and White and Henderssn a
XouHg and King and Benton-let these men, who co
.;uts the Executive and Cabinet and some OF the pr
, c;nal Senators ofthe U. States examine well the b
" ofRighs in THAR respective State CONSTITUTIONS; VIM
thew have sworn to obey, well as the U; g. Constr
lion and,,Len say if.he FREQ suffrage people OF Kho!
Island do not stand before God and the world as
from rebellion instruction, or domestic violence,
:. did the men of the Revolution and the trainers OF
onr National and State Constitution!
j. GrThe Federal knave Ofthe TuScarawas Advoc
Id denies that his party promised two dollars
and roast bsef," with much sang irold. as swr
ling banker would refuse to pay specie ior his y
'e promises, Can impudence go fartherf The "
wretch after helping to deceive h"nded' Of honest
by these false promises, now turns round and DEL
en- them! It's an insult to the whole community to
Nm understanding of every man. There is not an no
g Wing IN TuscMawas county that VIII deny 'hese
ell. i,e, having been made. They are too paipable'
OF rl,;n. 10 be denied, But what moro could be eX
ZEN tod from the Bald headed deceiver and 'educer
o'e part and parcel ofhS trado the element he moves
'o' 10 lie for his living and to live for the sake OF g
ion I, 20, into scrapo by telling ie and to back Ou
inn falling another Let him go oni the devil will war
back log some day,
ueo n1-srL AA,oco,a inainuates thHt some OF the