On the record
To this end all else must be tributary, while every pretext of State Rights and every allegation of irregularity are of less consequence than the breath with which they are urged.
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gutenberg.orgTo this end all else must be tributary, while every pretext of State Rights and every allegation of irregularity are of less consequence than the breath with which they are urged.
Sumner emphasizes that all arguments against federal intervention are insignificant compared to the need for justice.
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