The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-04-20
AssaiIing the supreme Court.

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uonai- But the Constitution was stamped
under foot hy the revolutionary leaders,
whose only desire WAS to secure the Dos
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tatiuh IN ttlppIulg lht supreme NOufI, rs
they then repeatedly threatened to do.
uuti! menace. and assault effected the oh
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l"uS ShlthlS HI" o"IS IT. 7IrGtc" ny theh'
when they conform To the 'lema&G1 nl ac-
ton. and disregard the obligations OF 'he
written charter
What effect the decision has produced
on the mlndS OF Administration leaders
may be inferred from expressions m the
Senate, which though subdued IN terms
for effect, leaves no doubt OF the nthg-
nant spIrit winch animated the speakers.
Mr. Morton said
me senator has referred 10 the drel1lo9s "i
tsn te o1HI nonnb t t G T0r rclrd ioIn S,aL & o
or duty here t" elI'IcI>e them OF endeH'or to
II Ito not know whether the Supreme Court
Sad mar referring 70 'ne eoh9truclloh gwen 10
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NJ BnntweIl was sill more offensive
in his ufteranccs and could NOT even
rhock himself within the limits Of dpron-
cv in debate os viii be seen bv the fol
l1u;no ,vo,do
). TIE senator from Delaware. under lh,.
sanction of the Supreme Court rendered on
Monday last, looks TO the time when the hu
hiuA' some oil Whoh are hhed ana otnets OIL
rroa a frnn tn Troasury nr ,ba I,nited
states. and the doors Of the prison orened, thai
he and his friends may welcome them"
Other leaders We're more discreet. and
Kept their lips closed from policy But
they All regard me court with resent
ment, Tor having placed Judgment ON
record, that brands their Legislation as
umwarranted ana VOID. lhls decision IS
a great step toward return to eonstltn-
honal methods, and III view OF the poiltl-
cal construction OF the Court, IS an event
tul achievement. There are seven Re
publicans in the court. besides Jnstic"
Davis and Clifford.
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The n. \. Tribune. Ind. commenting
on the Connecticut eIection returns saws
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