The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

aud happlnesa. Prudence. Indeed. will
dictate that governments long estab-
llahed should not be changed for Hight
and transient causes; and accordingly
all experience hath shown that man
kind are more disposed 20 suffer. while
evils are aunerable. than to right
themselves by abolishlng the forms 10
which they are accustomed. hut when
a long train Of abuses and usurpatlons.
pursuing invariably the same object,
evinces q desire to reduce them under
absolute dopotlam. II II their right. Il Is
their duty. to throw on such govern
ment, ana 10 provide now guards for
their future security. Such has been
the patient aufforance OF these colonies,
aud such Is now the necessity which
conatrnlns them TO alter their former
systems Of government The history
OF the present Klng Of Great britain Is
record OF repeated injuries and usur-
patlona. all having In direct object the
establishment OF an absolute tyranny
over these states. To prove this. let
facts be submitted TO candid world.
lie has refused his assent to laws the
most wholesome and necessary for the
public good. lie has forbidden his
governors TO pass laws Of immediate
and pressing importance. unless sua-
pended In their operation till his assent
should be obtained. and when so sus-
pended he has utterly neglected to at
tend TO them. lie has refused to pass
other laws for the accommodation OF
large districts Of people. unless those
people would relinQuish the right OF
representation In the leglslature-a
flight inestimahle to them. and formi.
dahlo to tyrants only, lie has called
together legislative bodies at places
unusual. uncomfortable, and distant
from the depository ~ tholr public rec
ords Tor the sole purpose OF fatlgulng
them into compliance with his meas.
ures. lie has dissolved representative
houses repeatedly, for opposing. with
manly frmness his inyailous on the
rights ~ the people lie has refused.
Tor long time after such dlssolutlons.
to cause others 10 be- elected; whereby
The legislative powers. incapable OF
annihllatlon. have returned 90 The peo-
pie at large Tor their exercise. the state
remaining Ga the meantime. exposed
10 an the dangers N invasion from
without and convulslons within. ne
has onaeayorod To prevent the popula-
lion % there states, for that purpose OBJ
structlng The laws Tor naturalization OF
foreigners, refusing TO pass others To
encourage their migration hlthor and
raising the condition OF new npproprln.
lions OF lands lie has ohs,ructed the
administration Of Justice. ln. rafnslps
his assent TO laws Tor establishing An.
dietary powers lie has made Judges
dependent on his viii alone. ror the
tenure OF their onlcca. and the amount
and the payment ~ their salaries. lie
has erected q multitude OF new oflces
and sent hlther swarms % officers. 10
harass our people md eat out their
substance Ito has kept among us. IN
times OF peace, standing armies. with.
out the consent OF our leglslatures. lie
has affected TO re- der the military in.
dependent OF and superior to tho civil
power. He mas combined with Others
to subject US TO n Jurisdiction foreign
TO our constitution. and unackuowl.
edged by our laws. giving his assent 10
their acts OF pretended legislation: For
quartering large bodies OF armed