Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-13

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members rh-rsof. non hat uen Who adj
nit th;. Fundamental right of r-pre-enta-
iion. and Who will receive TO s~a;s therein
loyal representatives from Every State in
allegiance 10 the United States. subject
only to the Constitutional right Of each
House TO judge of the election returns
and qualifications of its own members.
5. 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 any
State to the contrary notwithstanding.
All powers not conferred by the Consitu-
ton 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-
fere 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 be
dissolved.
6. Such amendments to the Cons'i'u-
zion Of the United States may be made by
the people thereof as they may deem rx-
pedirnt, but only in the mode pointed
out by its provisions; aud in proposing
such amendments, whether by Congress
or by convention, and in ratifying the
same, all the States of the Union have an
equal and indefeasiblv right 10 a voice and
a vote Their.
7. Slavery is abolished. forever pro.
hibited, and there is nett ,er desire nor
purpose on the part Of the Southern
States that it should ever be- rr.estab!ished
upon the soil or within the jurisdiction Of
the United States; and the enfranchised
slaves in all the States of thu Union
should receive, in common with all their
Inhabitants. equal protection iE every right
of person and property.
s. While W" regard as utterly invalid
and never to be assumed, or made If
binding forcs. any obligation incurred or
undertaken in making war against the
United States, we hold the debt Of tho
nation to b. sacred and inviolnbIe, and
we proclaim our purpose in discharging
; this duty. in performing all other national
obligations, to maintain, unimpairrd and
unimpeach, the honor and faith of the
republic.
o. It is the duty of the National Gov
ernme mt to recognized the services Of the
Federal soldiers and sailors in the contest
just closed. by meeting promptly and full
~ all their just and rightfuI claims for
services they have rendered the nation.
and by extending to those of them who
have survived, aud to the widows and
orphans Of those WHO fell. the most geue-
rous and considerable care.
10. In Andrew johnson. President Of
the United States. Who in his great Office
has proved st-adfast in his devo;ioas "a
the Constitution and the laws. and the
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