The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-10


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Eny,,shmen mt less ,lon thc,r charter uriyiicyes
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claim, ana reserve their despoic clauses, hut 1t con-
tin,,ed cherish the spirit OF dciatorial power.
.,rbe world had never witnessed. ', saws Hancroft
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America. The fervent attachment of each colony to
Its own individual liberties repealed the cverrnng In
n''e''ee vi eeh'r'' power. 10 s"" no. zee 'h''
Inc people We're n Democrats NJ the time oil The Revo-
luton, except the Tories, who are the Republicans
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'"'onies ht' order. Ihe'f charters were opS'accS'
and therefore their charters must fall A new terri
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bltrary policy required standing army for America
The House Of Commons listened with comparency to
n,,n which wouIJ pivc t,vcntv nav p,aces In cn,o
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body. Ihe Assembly OF MASSACHUSETTS lay was dis-
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This hill was bill for the purpose of giving gov
meuts CONGRESS- is ,Imust unaumously of tir onIu-
ion that there are no GOVERNMENTS i'm the southern
states KNOWN w tlo 'ous'l.hIloi 'n" laws VI ,he
has right to say what Kind of government should bt
administered ihefe.
Abbe Rayna tile French historian Of America,
says:
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The Colony OF Massachusetts was exceedingly re-
tracory nni abised the liberties they enjoyed d,
hing Wiiiians chartcr therefore, II WAS hecess',r,
to take that charter from them, and put them nnde
such government as wonld probably keep them NOR,
securely IN Dependence on the British Legislature
general alarm was now spread from ono end or tn
continent TO the other Tley SAID that u was nov
visible that charters, grants, or established usage
were no longer protection or defense, hut that a
rights, inmuhties, and civil privileges must vanis
at the breath OF Parliament They i' all denied IN
authority OF Parliament to tax them Without their con
| stitution and civil government i'm british Americ
and reduce the inhabitants To slavery appeare, NOR
III" more apparent
Gen. Garfield, Thalde,is Stevens and the Radical
| In Congress In 1865 claimed the same omnpoten
| power over Ten millions of American peopIe In u,
Southern states as Parliament claimed to possess owe
three millions Of the same people from 1853 to l7s2
and charters grants etc wer. no longer protsctIo
or defense but all rights immunities and civil priv
iicges vanished at the breath of Gen Garfield and h
fellow consp,rators I'm Congress- President johnson
I'm is veto Of Gen Gardels bill describes II as fol
lows:
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of those great princpes Of liberty and humanity IA
which our ancestors on both sides Of tho Atlantic she
50 much blood ana expended 40 much treasure. IN
p"Wot G""', ,, ~ ano % % u, Wv" ~ "'y ,h pn"a Y .
absolute monarch. His mere win Is tn take the pa'
OF al law. such a power mas not bcel wieiuou ~
monarch In England Tor 900 years. In AL tllat uii
no people who speak tho English language hnSo bori
sucl serSiluuo. III r'"iuces the Whole peopie ol u
ten states to me most aD!ect and degrdiig slavery
No master ever ha cohlio' 80 absolute over MS DIN.
slave as TINS b gives 10 the miry omeers over u
southern people.
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Anu pcc'"Se fIes'"e"' ""'''"i' 'e'"so" y" 'o'"
AID In thus degrading ana ensiavhg free-borh pe'
| pie Of his own race and blood Gen. Garfield voted
remove MN ifo''' once rs he 'o'ed I" 'aSa "e'
i"hcoek IRON, MS eo'""'i'," III louisiana 'or SUI,
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g'ess VI '"1 un''ei ''''ss "s'ee" WIN ',es'.e
'"'"s"" u" "c"o"'''"S s"'h tyranny US "e''' u"'"e