Reconstruction of the Union volume 1
Reconstruction of the Union volume 1
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Yet, he can enjoy neither of these rights, or, if you please, discharge neither of these duties, without having the power, in the same degree, to aifect others. Hence is it so important to know if he is yet fit for the task, and if not, how he can be made so ?
It is easy to imagine what effect his possession of this right might have on his elevation, and in lightening the burden of our duty of protecting him; but is it as easy to imagine what the injury might be to himself and to others, if he ...thus possessed it, when steeped in ignorance, conscious of dependence, and swayed by prejudice and passion ?
Let the fate of our city help to answer the question. Here we have 50, 000 native voters who have been educated to a knowledge of their duty; and 70, 000 naturalized voters whose education in this respect has been, to say the least, somewhat neglected, and so great have been the abuses by the regularly constituted authorities chosen by the people, that our Legislature has been engaged for several years in the necessary and praise- worthy task of transferring the power of government to special commissions, deriving their authority and their existence from the central power of the State ; or, in plain English, taking away from a locality the power of self government, because the unfit- ness of the electors renders it dangerous to the public welfare to entrust them with its exercise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet, he can enjoy neither of these rights, or, if you please, discharge neither of these duties, without having the power, in the same degree, to aifect others. Hence is it so important to know if he is yet fit for the task, and if not, how he can be made so ?
It is easy to imagine what effect his possession of this right might have on his elevation, and in lightening the burden of our duty of protecting him; but is it as easy to imagine what the injury might be to himself and to others, if he ...thus possessed it, when steeped in ignorance, conscious of dependence, and swayed by prejudice and passion ?
Let the fate of our city help to answer the question. Here we have 50, 000 native voters who have been educated to a knowledge of their duty; and 70, 000 naturalized voters whose education in this respect has been, to say the least, somewhat neglected, and so great have been the abuses by the regularly constituted authorities chosen by the people, that our Legislature has been engaged for several years in the necessary and praise- worthy task of transferring the power of government to special commissions, deriving their authority and their existence from the central power of the State ; or, in plain English, taking away from a locality the power of self government, because the unfit- ness of the electors renders it dangerous to the public welfare to entrust them with its exercise.
What to read after Reconstruction of the Union volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John W John Worth Edmonds to read onlineMoreLess
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