The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

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IN now what do We find TIE position
taken that States shall not 5e rcpreseu
tel, that we NAV impose taxes, that We
may send our tax -gatherers to every re-
4jon, and portion of a State. The peo-
pie are te be oppressed with taxes in.
when they come here 10 participate in
the legislation of the country, they are
met at the door, and told. YOU must pay
your taxes; vou must bear the burden
ot the government, hnt Eoa must not
participate IL the legs alton OF the coah
try, which Is 10 affect YOU Tor All time
Is this iust2 No, no. Then | say, let
Us admit into the councils of the nation.
those who are unn,istskablx and uac
ofIjyocallv loysl. Those men who ac
knowlo.lrc their alIegiance TO the GOV
ernnapt and swear In spnnort tbe Con
sfi+,.;o., II is,Ii ap,hrarnl in that .be
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save il. for it does seem 10 me that sn-
croachment after encroachnent. is pro
DosaJ I stand today prenared so far
as can. to resist these eacroachments
Hnon the Constitution and Government
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| l.ra no. from yhat onar4ar no. coa,..
A-on who arc snosgad in tha uort or
l,ra,Lzing ~, tho C,oyernmao, by o,,n,,1
aents To tho Constitution tb,t ~, min
ciples of free Government are deaplv
rooted in the American heart All Tho
nowers combined care not IF what
character. they cannot DESTROY that .rr,,f
instrumental great chart of Freedom
They NAV seem to succeed for a time
but their attempts will be futile Thev
may think now it can he done ,y a con
current resolution, bat when II is sab
Hitted to the popular Judgment and toe
popular will, they will find that they
might a. we'll undertake to introduce a
resolution to repeal the laws of gravi vas
to keep this MON from being restored .
| * Just about as feasible 10 resist the
great law Of gravitation, which binds all
To 4 common centre, as that great law
which will bring back these States to
their regulations with the Union ! have
detained YOU longer than | intended
+ \ voice. .Go on II We arc in = ,ro.,t
7 am vouT Instrument who
IS there | have not toiled and IaboreI
for= Where is the man or woman. eth.
er ia public or private life. who has not
'i"'t7 received my attention or my
tlHlef fafdon the egohsm. They say,
'hat man Johnson Is a lucky man that
no man can oeieat me VIII tell So"
"hat constitutes inck- III Is due to right,
aad ocihg lof lhe people, that Is what
constitutes good luck somehow or
other the people VIII fnd out and nnder
stand VINO Is Tor, and who - against
them have been placed III as many
trying posIuons as any mortal was ever
placed IN. hHt so lar have not deserted
tie people, and | believe they viii not
desert ne W hat prInclpie have viola
ted " hat sentiment have | swerre1
from Let them put their finger upon it
Have You heard them point out any dis
crepancy Have you heard them quote