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<p>in corroboration of it to add the resistless argument<lb/>
of experience, has he any thing to do but to recollect<lb/>
<del>the</del> what happened in Mexico, a few months<lb/>
after the <sic>constiton</sic> was there published &amp; sworn<lb/>
to? <del><gap/></del> <add>Did not the Viceroy</add> on the most trivial pretext<lb/>
<add>suspend</add> the law which assured the liberty of the press?<lb/>
<del><gap/></del> Did he not trample on <unclear>personal</unclear><lb/>
security, arbitrarily detaining <del>various</del> <add>several</add> citizens?<lb/>
Did he not intrude himself into the <sic>administion</sic><lb/>
of justice, <del>exercising</del> passing provisional<lb/>
decrees which did not consist with the powers<lb/>
delegated to him &#x2014; May not the same be said of<lb/>
<add>his conduct in</add> the audience? Some will answer that then<lb/>
<sic>circes</sic> were extraordinary, that necessity<lb/>
compelled him to these measures, that his own<lb/>
security &amp; the <del>grad</del> faithful discharge of his<lb/>
principal duty exacted the momentary <unclear>extinction</unclear><lb/>
of these liberties &amp;c &amp; the Spanish Americans<lb/>
will <hi rend="underline">with all their hearts</hi> (<hi rend="underline"><foreign>en hora buena</foreign></hi>) disculpate<lb/>
his Excellency as Spanish functionary;<lb/>
but what guarantee is offered them by an authority<lb/>
which thus tampers with the law as often<lb/>
as in its own view of the matter that law is<lb/>
<add>an</add> insufficient screen for itself? And then, &#x2014; will<lb/>
<add>they</add></p>
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in corroboration of it to add the resistless argument
of experience, has he any thing to do but to recollect
the what happened in Mexico, a few months
after the constiton was there published & sworn
to? Did not the Viceroy on the most trivial pretext
suspend the law which assured the liberty of the press?
Did he not trample on personal
security, arbitrarily detaining various several citizens?
Did he not intrude himself into the administion
of justice, exercising passing provisional
decrees which did not consist with the powers
delegated to him — May not the same be said of
his conduct in the audience? Some will answer that then
circes were extraordinary, that necessity
compelled him to these measures, that his own
security & the grad faithful discharge of his
principal duty exacted the momentary extinction
of these liberties &c & the Spanish Americans
will with all their hearts (en hora buena) disculpate
his Excellency as Spanish functionary;
but what guarantee is offered them by an authority
which thus tampers with the law as often
as in its own view of the matter that law is
an insufficient screen for itself? And then, — will
they

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Identifier: | JB/012/056/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 12.

Date_1

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Box

012

Main Headings

Folio number

056

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

gater

Marginals

Paper Producer

laetitia lind

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

4117

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