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The nature of our political systems we'll described in the annexed passage of the opinion of the Supreme Court ot the United States, in the case of Cohen vs. 0lrginia, as delivered by the Chief Justice.

 ssThat the United States form, ioi many, and for most important purposes, a single nation, has notyet been denied. In war we are one people. In making peace, we are one people. In allcon- mercial regulations, we are one and the same people. In many other respects, tue American People atc oiis. siis

 the Government, which is alone capa- ble of controlling and managing the ilN tcrests in all these respects, is thcfGoF- ernment of the Union. Itis their troy ernment, and in that character, they have no other. America ilas ci'oseI'io be, in many respects and for many puf poses, q nation, and for all these pas

 poses her government is complete; all these objects it is competent. lhs

 People have declared, that in the exeI'

 else of all powers given for these O. iects, it is supreme. It can, then, n neF fectng these objects, legitimately con trol all individuals or GoYernmean,'s within the American territory. inc constitution and laws of a State, so laf as they are repugnant to the Consti1u' ton and laws ofthe United States, are absolutely void. The States are cor stituent parts of the United States They are members of one great emplrei for some purposes sovercigns for son'e purposes subordinate.

 Spring Lanees Improvenaent.--ins. : r-