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It specifies the object of the interposition which it contemplates, to be solely that of
arresting the progress of the evil of usurpation, and of maintaining the authorities,
rights, and liberties appertaining to the States, as parties to the Constitution.
It specifies the object of the interposition which it contemplates, to be solely that of
arresting the progress of the evil of usurpation, and of maintaining the authorities,
rights, and liberties appertaining to the States, as parties to the Constitution.
Side 623
It says, according to Mr. Ritchie, that a State has a right to interpose—that they
have a right to “arrest the progress of the evil;” that they have a right to maintain
their rights, liberties, and authorities;” but not by means of the authority of the
State!
It says, according to Mr. Ritchie, that a State has a right to interpose—that they
have a right to “arrest the progress of the evil;” that they have a right to maintain
their rights, liberties, and authorities;” but not by means of the authority of the
State!
Side 723
*her—” declarations”—her “authorities” by in. terposing her—“petitions.” And he
denounces as traitors to their country, those who fancy that she had a thought of
defending all that to her is worth defending—her “rights, authori. ties, and liberties
...
*her—” declarations”—her “authorities” by in. terposing her—“petitions.” And he
denounces as traitors to their country, those who fancy that she had a thought of
defending all that to her is worth defending—her “rights, authori. ties, and liberties
...
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