er t would  always crucify C,

    and excommunicate Copernicus and Luton

    and Franklin rebels?

    One  a deliberate and practical denial of its

    auty emplated by government;

    else,  assigned its definite, its suitable and

    proportionate, penalty?  If a man

    once to earn nine sate,  in prison for a

    period unlimited by any la I knoermined only by the

    discretion of t if eal

    ninety times nine sate, ted to

    go at large again.

    If tice is part of tion of the

    mac, let it go, let it go; perc will wear

    smootainly t.  If tice has

    a spring, or a pulley, or a rope, or a crank, exclusively for

    itself, t be

    if it is of sucure t it requires

    you to be t of injustice to anothe

    la your life be a counter friction to stop t

    I o do is to see, at any rate, t I do not lend myself to

    the wrong which I condemn.

    As for adopting tate has provided for

    remedying t of sucake too much

    time, and a mans life tend

    to.  I came into t co make this a good place

    to live in, but to live in it, be it good or bad.  A man

    everyto do, but somet do

    everyt is not necessary t hing wrong.

    It is not my business to be petitioning the

    Legislature any more t is to petition me; and if they

    s ition, his

    case tate s very Constitution is the

    evil.  to be ubborn and unconciliatory;

    but it is to treat most kindn