Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11


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.tru nh -,:..I have seeded no. is left to pBy tie
XXI, l. IN unite i.I.t 10 creditors, Did We Ii1tify
+b.r,.t thi- s;'n view OF ours hen We ZORRO W, Il
NV, biz. 4. we now recoapize this doctrine by
fT.. tH . ii
g.. l,.f a., can do If diners choose TO 20 or TO en-
nv, ,rrlq, noon which they vii promise 10 re-
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,,!f- INSIST iItgt oar constitution admits Of
....i.y, The, have assumed 10 make q national
constitutions 81 their own in which OF necessity they
,.,. ,1r,er di-caIqed or resigned the right of se
an a.. thew insist il exist, IN ours IfInev have
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@ i, ,,sht MOI 10 e. isl in ours II thy have retain
,. Ly tIeirUvl construction otouJs thev show that
~, lr rol,i-teut they must secede from one another
,rr they Iuil ud 1t the easiest way OF settling
r d, - or OF .tectiug Euy other selfish or uuiust
l..ct
It,. J1luciplc ltspt !. one OF dlsiuyegratiou and
n, t.ljun which no Gorernmen can possibly endure
n All the otuus ave one should .rsert the power to
inv. mat one out OF Re Onion il l. presumed the
.l- class of seeding politicians would 81 once de-
nv the power aud denuuuCe the act as the greatest
5i.,r,se upon STATE gifts.
HuI suppose that precisely the same act. instead of
icing called driving thu one should be called the
rcrGiug ui the others from that it would he eH-
,cty What the stceders cain 10 do, unless indeed
hp make the point that the one, because il is mi
,nriry may rightlully DO what the others, because
H,l are q majority may not rightiuly do. These
10 ticaus subtle and profound. in the rights OF
they not partial TO that power which
made the constitution and speaks from the preamble
EALING itself " We the people.
II may well be questioned whether there is to-day
majouty OF the legal qualified voters OF any State,
xcept. perhaps south Carolina, III favor Of dis
anon. here Is much reason TO believe ihat the