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tli'' United Bu:gi
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©in euiwitmjtrtiK antf our £(mrti1y,~ Irtrrte ro
the following leSlara(i$i¥f j
1^ That the Li^u^y of the natio^ ijurir^
the Init" Tolir yeitrs^ has fully established
the proprietv and n*1 *•*«$! ^f tb*» rani
ihat t1,f cauVs 'wlii-!. .-.fl,, .,
into existence ane permanent i« tlw-rr^A
tur#, «nd no»r,more thftTi ev^r befnf, de
maod tlk peae&f'iri
umfih. -v..
X. That tlic maintentitipe cf tii« prinej.
jdt8 prtjmuigaud in the Derkirjiation of it
iHe|)erkl» nee $nd mb »d:ed in the Federal
Cuiifctilution, "That ail men are rreaf»-d
*jual that tfci y nre by tlitir
rTZ^rr
**/1 *'ri
pur»utt of happiness that to s«eujrn tbesef
ri^ftft, governments are in*'iluted anion^'
ifiifl, deriving taeir just powers from the
couAetil of the gjoveriieii"—is ea^entiki W
II" tbe preaervaiiiM* of oui iiepublican uisliut
'"4^ i and t'»at the Ke l^rrtl G«tu»ti)Ution,
«i the Rights of the S'ates. and t! e X, nion of
J® an s ®tateh must Mid »haJl be
vi ui,
3*
')Ht tV t^« upit»i of the. J&kfti.-a this
^iaai®k^rtatiin owes its uiiprbct-dcju,ttd Mcreaar iu
population, iu mrpri^ng dovklv^nnent of
'nnturwl reiK.'urocs, iu» rapui augtneiitetion
2© 0# cii wealth, its ha|«|r»iti*Hi» at boaimi-i i
1Im»Jk«Uathnor abrwd nncl hold in abhorrence
Obituari*., 'f WsauU.
