Is not a wise and faithful execution of the laws the chief object of every good Government?
David Daggett: “Is not a wise and faithful execution of the laws the chief object of every good Government?”
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Daggett argues that the effective execution of laws is fundamental to good governance.
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The people swore eternal hatred to Monarchy, and eternal fidelity to Constitutions, till, heaven, weary of their perjuries, sent them a despot in his wrath.
Let not then the projector persuade us to adopt his theories with proofs of their danger thus glaring before our eyes.
My fellow citizens human nature is the same here as in France--Then before you give ear to the songs of enchantment Count the Cost--Before you sell your birthright for a mess of pottage Count the Cost.
Those who speak of a new Constitution, and of thorough reforms, should recollect that the promoters of these schemes in France, constantly amused the people with the idea that a new order of things--new rights--new principles, were to…





