, 1875-01-27

The resolution for the submission Of the
amendment was defeated by vote Of 134 to
1o4-not two-thirds. Forty Republicans
voted in the affirmative.
AhoASLAiiof' 40 a soSA8htoH so"1h'
a "en-'h1ofmea correspondent, VINO mas
care1alty fead tne discussion III thas paper OF
tne question OF otete ooseselGnty calls
o"f ttent'oA IL u point WHICH ~ thi1lAs mas
oecn oVeflooAod@ 1as point Hselt Is thus
stated
e- ~ s,htao ~ o, enat s
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Legislatures respectively AMI hence tho legtsla-
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l'"in'enanco IL " 'no ''at'o1al n''noE'.y' ahae
no'es nuioa' A"s no eoua14'oeneS 'eSs tnan
tAo ~ "no'o t.'"ot'e'n i'o'p'e'
iNA."s 'ao 'tt"P' sa' to'."ols WIS a's'oeo
.h'o u,S!f'c!s' tho os's'''Als u "n'en "efe
'orl''eu W 11'o co'on'"' ses'4els, anu eonso.
Iuen"S oouaoco ni'u aetA'"'eu py "a'urai
nne6' rivers, mountains, anu otherwise.
lhese uistrio's were atSiea atates; TO each OF
taeso sta1es' "Aose n"'noar III now 'nereesea
10 'h'rty-se'en, "ese.feser'ea WITHIN thelr
respective territorial limits the powers and
datles OF local Government. Inc dovesn-
ment OF caeh OF these states as modeIed after
tnas OF the Natlonh Government, ahd ms
m E2eca.'Vo, Legislative anu onalesal branch
anu' "hllo LUG powers OF .naH e1o'esnnens'
WHICH arc purely 4oca4' may pe exclusive, II Is
misuse OF terms to COLL them 'sovero1sn.'
1hey arc 1see Oh al1 supervision or 1hterief-
ence oy any othor state; ous tue powers
o well as all tho acts OF these stato
Governments ars subordinate to tho superior
authority Of tho National Government. The
National Government Ia required by tho Con.
ssitutton to guarantee to every ssato agovcsn.
mens republican in form, and to protect that
Government against invasion and domestic
violence. One Of the functions Of tho M.
tional Government il to protect tho State OF
local Governments in the exercise Of their
powers null duties, Tho National Govern.
ncnt has as its constituency the whole
American people; tho stato Governments
have rs their constituencies respectively the
portions of tho people resident within thois
territorial limits, Tho 6tato Government
OF Ohio ia exclusive Within tho State
Of Ohio rs respects its subordinate func
, tions as a local Government. The M