Speech of the Honorable Gentleman on the Constitution
A long editorial excerpt critiques Mr Strong's Wisconsin Constitution speech as a partisan attack. It accuses him of distorting law to oppose rights for married women, defends property rights within marriage, and mocks his portrayal of masses versus elites. The piece condemns his anti female-protection stance and urges unity toward a pragmatic constitutional compromise.
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