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[Bridgforth C. <pl...@si...>]

Y, and you suppose it to involve all sorts of crime. But the true
question of issue between us is pruned to this:--Is it necessarily a
crime in the sight of God to control the property, or curtail the
personal liberty, or take the life of a human being in any case? "Every
government has necessarily a right to pass laws indispensable to its
existence; and it has a right, also, to establish those regulations
which shall best promote the good of the whole population. Now, what
political organization is most desirable for a particular people,
depends on circumstances; but, whatever be that adopted, w