For the Rams Horn

RIGHTS OF SUFFRAGE.

PHILADELPHIA. 1s47.

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PHILADELPHIA; 1e47.
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Connecticut, the land of " blue laws" has
followed in the footsteps of their illustrious
neighbor of the Empire State" in regard to
the exercise Of the right of franchise, by large
portion of her natiue citizens, many of whom
are the children of those who by their vote, gave
her existence as State. After all, Mess Editors,
| am not at all surprised at the result; there
would ii~'- heen shown an nnuerrf -


disinterestedness if those who are already
enfranchised, (being one party,) should they
have given what they supposed part OF tn7lr
rights to another party without an equivalent
indeed, it would have been expecting too much
from 1hem. If l had been occupying house
for series of years, exercising all the rights
and immunties of the same, would have no IN
clination to share the same with an inferior SER
vant in my estimation, because he asked for it
of me- And here, Messrs Editors is what [
have always conceived the fatal error of our
people; we being one party have asked for GER
tain rights from those who compose the other
-~~--'' as thn"oh it wees samelh,ng belonging TO
tbem exclusively, and we wa"'~- % ,"'-' =,
share part of their privilege Now now ,
sn aa, .tste Of the question ? In my candid op'n-
49, + i ,b;s.-Man is possessed of certain a''f'
oc,,ra, TO man, no matter as to ms nav
color or of his having no color at ALL 'nes'
. Qualities belong to the genus homo 'ieSo q0N-
ties or attributes are called rights ana a'e u'