The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

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mud Is 15que on ~ law, statute, ordinance
regulation or ON to the contrary not
withstandings Nor IS hns been assumed are
their sufferages necessary TO aid q loyal SEN
timent here, for local governments already
and are SUSTAINED by Communities which
were among the dlrst TO testify their deyo-
tian to the Union and which during the
strn&gie fnrnisned their fnil quotes
oL men to the mill1ary service q the
country Inc exercise q the electIve
lI y l ~ the hgnesb attriDute q an
5 aippe!ican =, ciDi1en, ana Wnen GUIDED Dy VIZ
oue' 1etligence ana pauiloJism anu prop
q q appIeclaGlon OF our INSTITUTIONS consul
.ases me srue pasis OF q democratic form o.
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a,sas - sn1 oouy " slIe people. 1ts inlu
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eIectar. far e o anu paerlotlsm OF TIE
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s;io n'sll .,S u .ne npIlneipied and ampl-
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AA, y, .s uoeuce'oh oI tnab hDerty oi
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Gu ai fnan lI Va extension OF the elec-
NV t,so a 90 ne" class In our eoun-
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ties which nertair % uas.es aau Votda.
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r r.. csr,,ot he sunled py law 10 ne cItlzens.
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are as we'll R.aI s, ~ a., as ciass, 'nes
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goyea aa1 as the Intelligent foreigner who
.h go % lana the nome OIL MS choice. In
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t;nns - anu Ile Anom . u our nIseiGu'
nr;no; Tnicn ~ gives !or a1Cacnlneno w tlle
ppand;t33 ies ol clle CONSTITUTION are one oIiy
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moral elia " anu tnus req,
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sages IF free institutions for II can onlv he.
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gara 20 measures .n ~ y, vIIaiIy aneco sne pros
PETTY lilu peaco ~ III. ul euunoIy nincefely
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oen u I1o Mno1e pcoIie ~ tne government
oI Inc onl1eu oIates. u nas peeh my earnest g
WISH 70 co-opeIaee Ml.n 1ongIess u AL inca,
sures having ZOE Ineir5 onJec1 proper ana
ohplete auJuoehen1 oI Inc quesIiohs re-
suItlng 1lom our Iaee cIVi war. harmony
peIWeen tne co-ordlnate Drancnes OF me
gogefnuienI' i'iMays necessary 10. tie puDhc
Weiiafe' was never more ueni ID, kaa4 ap
tue present. tune ahq ~ VIII IAereIoIe De
my constant ann 10 promote as Tar as POSI-
Oh Dde co.ceIo oI actloh between Inehi.-
Inc diHefences OF OPINION tnaJ nave
already occurred nave rendered me
ohiy the Hefe cautious ies6 the eX-
ecutlVe shoula ehcfoaen upon any OF the
prerogaelYes ol So'sIess, OF ny eAcusinS IN
any nlanner tne Cohstl.utionaI ilihi1 OF MS
duties, Destroy 5ne equlnprlum Wnlch, should
eAisg between Glle severai co-ord,nate depart
mems. anu MaIcl ~ 80 essentIaI 20 the mar
= n9nlous Morhlng ~ ~ .shg ., uoselnlneIIt NOW
~ nas peel ute ehas sn9 oAeouIiVe aepalyr
!! menu Is more Ilkely 20 ehIarse the sphere OF
It's acIlon tnan elener OF ene otnef Cwo
nranches Oh the government anu especlaliy
In the exercise OF che veto power conferred
upon u Dy the CONSTITUTION. IL should De
however, that the power is
wholly legal and conservative In Its charac-
ter, and was Intended TO operate aaa check
upon conditional party and ilnprovident
legislation, and as q means of protection
against inyasions of the means of protection
against invasions of the just powers of the
executive and aud judicial departments 1t
is remarked by Chancellor Kent that ITO
enact laws is transcendent power, and if
the body that possess 1t be full and equal
OF the people there is danger
of Its pressing with destructive weight upon
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