Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-30

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tod States ever veto n hin tbat rares,.
cd law which olothed him Win row.
or and took Il from the people \ When
and where did any President of the
United states ever veto 4 hin 70 reneal
a law that gave him control 10 send
troops 10 the places OF election with
the power 10 cocrce the people and
take from them their rights When
and where has the President aver va.
toed bill giving the people OF this
country any of their l,borties or re.
pcaling statute which took from them
: their rights? There are none such.
and the people will never sustain sucb
action.
The Executive negative practically
refers the question 10 the people. and
TO them we and he must appeal This
. power never was intended 10 be used
to keep yoke on the people or TO dc.
strov a repeating statute. Ordinarilv
the people sustain vetoes. WhyY Be.
cause OF the refusal by the Executive
to accent power wrung from the REQ.
ple but suppose you reverse this and
bv vour renealing statute give 10 the
Executive more power which mower
lis wrunp from the States and the peo.
ple then there comes an entirely dif.
fierent ouestion and 1 telI Senators
that wa can face the Intimate tribunal
of the neople in DENYING supplies 10 the
Fyocptive nowor on a R;IJ wbich o;vaa
1 back TO them a great cardinal right
4 In sucb n case we will have The old
ouestion of kinolv nrerogative against
no. ouIar right and upon that issne we
can oo 10 The neonle with nerfect con.
6dence and sa}etv
h not n strange aroument that
the legislative mower which controls
the nryse and tbrouob that ,hs sword
has no rigbt N sav how troons ara ~
he used that the leoislative mower ia
not 10 have any control over his srb'
liect? II seems TO me this il a verv
singular argument The purse was
given TO the Legislative power 10 con.
troll the sword, and they 20 together.
and the rights and the liberties Of this
neonle are 10 he taken care NJ nv ,heir
Immediate renresentative and ~. ron
rosontot;yas nf tho S,a,a in ,h;s rha
No. as .ha ioa;sIa,;ra rnua. 20 az.
oonn,rv aud wban an a,torn, t0m = - I
20 ooerco thom from an ofror, 40 ras,oro
~. w 49, ~ neo,is ,ta;r rla;n n,s 80 80
a a. nav @ p issne Il mada mn ana T ona sL s,ha,
We con vsrv we'll nlaca on @ raslvs. , rno' ,
s;r ,ha ya,o nawor narar ,.aI -
,ondod and nevnr h.s besn ns.d 80 da a.
nr;vO [ ,ba neonIe Of rres elec,;ons ion ~ o. u 70
s,r;Lo do,1n any o,har os a. aauJ;nsI
v;ah,s Of free nsonle WIZ !, =
nssd ne for snob a nlrnase We NAV With
;mnl;o;, trns, ows;t tha rord;,, 80
beiraysd and ontra asd neon,a If !,
be 70 sucb a resnlt i5 sucb = cause ,ha
Amer;can neonle arc invited ths Iar;.
Ia,;ra maid,;,y in Conoress r;li IL H.
49, ms;,;nn ILL., ,ha noOas & oS ' onn % h;s,a.,, u ~
= now al s,0r,l;npr 1rooT ~ ,ha nrona
do,err;nat;on of A1mer;can n f,aoraon ,o
do,oad I a anJ ra;n,a;n - go oas a.,a.o~, ~
Of Sree eIect;ons
Sir wa wero nevor oollsd to = nla.n
ou or r,ora ;r,noro,;ra A. III 80
al shom,d ho sa;,hiasa !, ,vo sai,srod @ a. II w. w.
ns,for,nap"s paTu cu The rsstora,;ou ] oT ,hs m
liberties of tho naonle Of the iandn.sLs
Of cisi lihertr he ramovsl of ths
Surdsns that 5avs M Como 20 ,b;s nsonIe ~ %
S.om % tho % oh"n"ad oond;,;on ,rh;dpr | p'op ,dn.
,,o"ro 0 Of oS civil ISor hron,,h, ,oan VI ,han 49,
= % res,orotion To them of ths r;sL,s that
tha, chanood cond;t;on danr;sad 81, thana
" T !. nnr sola so;n ,I;s h;II W.
have No o,bsr W. shonId not ho ,rro
n tho neonle II wa had any other No
denar,ment of ,b,s Govsrnwent hos ,ho
,;dht 20 ros;s, orr oons.;,n,;onai 40
nsnd snr tha renaal ~ ,h;s monaaa ,o
froa aovarnmant whioh n "a as /,
stands unon tbe ststota.hoot ,o-dav
Sir some writer has said our l;bertiss
ora ,racoahlo throuch ono ,honssnd
Tbev are tbe possessions Of tbose who
ever advance not bv senseless clinoino
to the present but by holding. repair,
ing improving orasnino the GOOD Of
the present. remodelinS the political
fahrin when decay ia n1esent and inn.