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The Unions New Danger Revolutionary Debt to Constitution
Democratic policy portrayed as a constitutional crisis. Garfield denounces Democratic plans to starve government by withholding appropriations, calling it revolutionary and a threat to free consent. He argues the government rests on the sovereign will of the people and warns that such coercion would destroy the Constitution.
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