A Republican Government and Civil Duties Debate 1844
Speech by DIIIGAN within the Naf Representatives on March 6 1844 discusses civil duties and political restraint. It asserts government derives from the people and contrasts republicanism with monarchy and aristocracy, stressing obedience and participation as citizen duties.
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Ohio
Naf
Anil
Hutse Teguiniteris
Egelandetta
Hocan
Talem Mange
Teyall
Sayog Pater
Fragments on Democracy and Elective Franchise in Ohio
A partisan speech argues for strong protection of the elective franchise and warns that abuses corrupt government. The speaker cites 1840 election frauds, steamboat vote shipments, and a Hamilton County contest to illustrate manipulation of votes and the need for vigilant, constitutional safeguards to preserve republican government.
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Lan Sihgre
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United States
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Ian Acbin
Journal of
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Ohio
Wright
Contetor
GW. Holmes
Couny
Hamilton
Holmbe
Elamlinn
Jettera
Poetia
Dilly Duxcan
Samia
Thomas J
Cobterel
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