Reply of Hon William D Kelley to George Northrop Esq in the Hall of the Sp
Reply of Hon William D Kelley to George Northrop Esq in the Hall of the Sp
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As 1 approached manhood went to Massachusetts. At the end of one year 1 was. Under the Constitution o( the United States, a citizen of . Massachusetts, aud as such took part in the Presidential election. Yoilj my fellow-citizens, were born, perhaps, in New England, or in a Southern State, and under the Constitution of the United States are a citizen of Pennsylvania, and at the coming election may vote as a citizen. We all have the right, under the Constitution, to settle in Maryland, in Virgini...a— ay, even in South Carolina, if it be to our taste.
The Constitution, as we have seen, gives each and every one of u»s that is a citizen of any State the privileges and immunities of citizenship in Texas, and in every State lying between her and Pennsylvania. Our money and our blood bought three of them; atd as you know our money has built fortifications and arsenals and customhouses and post-offices and marine hospitals, and all other national establishments throughout those States. Will my distin- guished competitor, I again ask, tell us when and where and how the Constitution, in accord- ance with its own provisions, was so modified that we are no longer entitled to citizenship in those States, and that the custom-houses, and forts, and arsenals, &c, that we paid for, belong to a foreign people and government?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As 1 approached manhood went to Massachusetts. At the end of one year 1 was. Under the Constitution o( the United States, a citizen of . Massachusetts, aud as such took part in the Presidential election. Yoilj my fellow-citizens, were born, perhaps, in New England, or in a Southern State, and under the Constitution of the United States are a citizen of Pennsylvania, and at the coming election may vote as a citizen. We all have the right, under the Constitution, to settle in Maryland, in Virgini...a— ay, even in South Carolina, if it be to our taste.
The Constitution, as we have seen, gives each and every one of u»s that is a citizen of any State the privileges and immunities of citizenship in Texas, and in every State lying between her and Pennsylvania. Our money and our blood bought three of them; atd as you know our money has built fortifications and arsenals and customhouses and post-offices and marine hospitals, and all other national establishments throughout those States. Will my distin- guished competitor, I again ask, tell us when and where and how the Constitution, in accord- ance with its own provisions, was so modified that we are no longer entitled to citizenship in those States, and that the custom-houses, and forts, and arsenals, &c, that we paid for, belong to a foreign people and government?
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