It was at war with our theory of Democracy, which has respect chiefly to the individual, and seeks to strengthen the Government by guarding his rights and promoting his well-being.
George Julian: “It was at war with our theory of Democracy, which has respect chiefly to the individual, and seeks to strengthen the…”
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Julian asserts that such policies conflict with democratic principles that prioritize individual rights.
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