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The Great Interests Of An Agricultural, Commercial, And Manufacturing Nation Are So Linked In Union Together That No Permanent Cause Of Prosperity To One Of Them Can Operate Without Extending Its Influence To The Others. All These Interests Are Alike Under The Protecting Power Of The Legislative Authority, And The Duties Of The Representative Bodies Are To Conciliate Them In Harmony Together.

The Law Is An Artificial Human Construct, Quite Arbitrary, And Of Absolutely No Use Anywhere Else But In A Court Of Law!

The Law Given From Sinai Was A Civil And Municipal As Well As A Moral And Religious Code; It Contained Many Statutes . . . Of Universal Application-laws Essential To The Existence Of Men In Society, And Most Of Which Have Been Enacted By Every Nation Which Ever Professed Any Code Of Laws.

What Is The Right Of The Huntsman To The Forest Of A Thousand Miles Over Which He Has Accidentally Ranged In Quest Of Prey? Shall The Fields And Vallies, Which A Beneficent God Has Formed To Teem With The Life Of Innumerable Multitudes, Be Condemned To Everlasting Barrenness?

We Have No Government Armed With Power Capable Of Contending With Human Passions Unbridled By Morality And Religion. Our Constitution Was Made For A Moral And Religious People... It Is Wholly Inadequate To The Government Of Any Other.