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The reluctance to interfere with the supposed or asserted rights of States had too long delayed the needful exercise of National power.
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gutenberg.orgThe reluctance to interfere with the supposed or asserted rights of States had too long delayed the needful exercise of National power.
Blaine emphasizes the importance of federal intervention in state matters when necessary for national unity and power.
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