Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24

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! 5. Repr sentation in the Congress Of
the United States and in the Electoral
College is right recognized in the Con-
siitaiion as abiding in every State and as
du'y imposed upon its people fundamen-
tai in its nature, and essential to the ex-
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and neither Congress nor the General
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deny this right to any State, or TO with.
hold its enjoyment under the Constitution
from the people thereof
4. We call upon the people of the
United States to elrct to Congress, as
members thereof, none but men who ad-
nit this fundamental right Of representa-
ton, and who will receive to seats therein
loyal representatives from every State in
allegiance to the United States, subject
only to the Constitutional right of each
House to judge of the election returns
and qualifications of its own members.
s. The Constitution of the United
States and laws made in pursuance there
Of are the supreme law of the land, any,
thing in the Constitution or laws of and
State to the contrary notwithstanding.
All powers not conferred by the Constitu-
tion upon the General Government nor
prohibited by it to States, are reserved to
the States, or to the people thereof. and
among the rights thus reserved to the
States is the right to prescribe the quail
fications for the elective franchise there.
in. which right Congress can no. inter-
fcre with.
No State or combination Of States has
the right to withdraw from the Union,
or to exclude, through their action in
Congress or otherwise, any other State or
States from the Union. The Union of
these States is perpetual, and cannot bo
dissolved.
6. Such amendments to the Constitu-
zion ofthe United States may be made by
the people thereof as they may deem ex-
pedient, but only. in the mode pointed
out by its provisions; and in proposing
such amendments, whether by Congress
or by convention, and in ra.ifying the
same. all the States of the Union have an
equal and indefeasible right to voice and
a vote thereon. yiarsi3
7. Slavery is abolished. forever pro.
l,ibitcd, and there is neither desire nor
purpose on the part Of the Southern
States that it should ever be re-established
upon the soil or within the jurisdiction Of
tho United States; and the enfranchised
slaves in all the States of tho Union
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inhabitants. equal protection ir every right
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and never to be assumed. or made of
binding force. any obligation incurred or
undertaken in making war against the
United States, we hold the debt Of the
nation to bs sacred and inviolabls, aud
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