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We have had too much of State law, too much of State rights, too much of State slavery. The Nation MUST BE suPKEiiE. The States must be subordinate. As we uphold and jierpetuate the national authority, so will be our existence as a people. As we detract from this, so will be our weakness and downfall. God preserve the Nation !
47 REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COJOIITTEE.
The following preamble and resolutions, introduced by Mr. Tousey, were unanimously passed by the Republican Central Committee, at its re...gular meeting, on Wednesday evening, July 9 : Whereas^ The condition of our country renders it the duty of all good men to stand l)y the Government in its eflbrts to crush rebellion ; there- fore, be it Besohed, That this Central Committee of the Republican party of the city and county of New York, as a whole, and each member thereof for himself individually, pledges the Committee to aid the Administration in its efforts to suppress the rebellion ; and be it further Eesohed, That this Committee views with utter abhorrence the attempt of Northern traitors to aid the rebels by efforts to divide the people of the loyal States, and that any party, or any man, who attempts, in these perilous times, to attract attention from, and divide the odium justly fixed on, rebels in arms, is as much a traitor to the Union as those in arms for its destruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have had too much of State law, too much of State rights, too much of State slavery. The Nation MUST BE suPKEiiE. The States must be subordinate. As we uphold and jierpetuate the national authority, so will be our existence as a people. As we detract from this, so will be our weakness and downfall. God preserve the Nation !
47 REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COJOIITTEE.
The following preamble and resolutions, introduced by Mr. Tousey, were unanimously passed by the Republican Central Committee, at its re...gular meeting, on Wednesday evening, July 9 : Whereas^ The condition of our country renders it the duty of all good men to stand l)y the Government in its eflbrts to crush rebellion ; there- fore, be it Besohed, That this Central Committee of the Republican party of the city and county of New York, as a whole, and each member thereof for himself individually, pledges the Committee to aid the Administration in its efforts to suppress the rebellion ; and be it further Eesohed, That this Committee views with utter abhorrence the attempt of Northern traitors to aid the rebels by efforts to divide the people of the loyal States, and that any party, or any man, who attempts, in these perilous times, to attract attention from, and divide the odium justly fixed on, rebels in arms, is as much a traitor to the Union as those in arms for its destruction.
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