Judge Field Sound in Doctrine Brave in Deed
Judge Field Sound in Doctrine Brave in Deed
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The following extract expresses the principle with that clearness and simjilicity wliich mark a great mind, and lead us to wonder why we had not said it that way ourselves: "The late war was carried on at an enormous cost of life and property that the Union might be preserved ; but unless the independence of the states within their proper spheres be also preserved, the Union is valueless. In our form of government the one is as essential as the other; and a blow at one strikes both. The general... government was formed for national purposes, principally that we might have within ourselves uni- formity of commercial regulations, a common currency, one postal system, and that the citizens of the several states might have in each equality of right and privilege ; and that in our foreign relations we might present ourselves as one nation. But the protec- tion and enforcement of the private rights of both persons and property, and the regu- lation of domestic affairs, were left chiefly with the states, and unless they are allowed to remain there it will be imjiossible for a country of such vast dimensions as ours, with every variety of soil and climate, creating different pursuits and conflicting inter- ests in different sections, to be kept together in peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following extract expresses the principle with that clearness and simjilicity wliich mark a great mind, and lead us to wonder why we had not said it that way ourselves: "The late war was carried on at an enormous cost of life and property that the Union might be preserved ; but unless the independence of the states within their proper spheres be also preserved, the Union is valueless. In our form of government the one is as essential as the other; and a blow at one strikes both. The general... government was formed for national purposes, principally that we might have within ourselves uni- formity of commercial regulations, a common currency, one postal system, and that the citizens of the several states might have in each equality of right and privilege ; and that in our foreign relations we might present ourselves as one nation. But the protec- tion and enforcement of the private rights of both persons and property, and the regu- lation of domestic affairs, were left chiefly with the states, and unless they are allowed to remain there it will be imjiossible for a country of such vast dimensions as ours, with every variety of soil and climate, creating different pursuits and conflicting inter- ests in different sections, to be kept together in peace.
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