Speech of Hon Caleb Cushing in Norombega Hall Bangor October 2 1860 Before
Speech of Hon Caleb Cushing in Norombega Hall Bangor October 2 1860 Before
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It would be just as reasonable for the Town of Hampden to talk in this way as for the Territory of Kansas to do it, or for any body else to talk so in behalf of the Territory of Kansas.
The fallacies, on which I have been commenting, are so gross, so utterly des- titute of all sense and reason, — and the truths on the other side so elementary, — that I am half ashamed to speak of them to grown men, and especially Americans living in the light of books and newspapers, and universally practiced i...n the busi- ness of republican government. It is really going back to A, b, Ab, — and to the multiplication table. And yet, amazing to say, it has become absolutely necessary to come to this, even in New England, in order to rid ourselves of the extraordina- ry current political fallacies and absurdities regarding the government of the ter- ritories.
I repeat, then, the assertion of universal truth, that in the political theory of the United States, all acts, of whatsoever persons pretending to have legal authority of whatsoever nature and wherever performed, must be traceable to a constitutional source, either of the United States or of one of the States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be just as reasonable for the Town of Hampden to talk in this way as for the Territory of Kansas to do it, or for any body else to talk so in behalf of the Territory of Kansas.
The fallacies, on which I have been commenting, are so gross, so utterly des- titute of all sense and reason, — and the truths on the other side so elementary, — that I am half ashamed to speak of them to grown men, and especially Americans living in the light of books and newspapers, and universally practiced i...n the busi- ness of republican government. It is really going back to A, b, Ab, — and to the multiplication table. And yet, amazing to say, it has become absolutely necessary to come to this, even in New England, in order to rid ourselves of the extraordina- ry current political fallacies and absurdities regarding the government of the ter- ritories.
I repeat, then, the assertion of universal truth, that in the political theory of the United States, all acts, of whatsoever persons pretending to have legal authority of whatsoever nature and wherever performed, must be traceable to a constitutional source, either of the United States or of one of the States.
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