. Cento anni di piattaforme, principi e politiche della democrazia americana ... mangiato, non troviamo una dichiarazione formale di principi da parte del partito, come annunciato da Jefferson, Mad-ison, Monroe e Jackson, dichiarato in un'altra parte del thisvolume, nei loro messaggi al Congresso, formando i principi guida-ing del partito, E a cui, in seguito, le allusioni feroci sono fatte nelle dichiarazioni di principio del partito democratico: Nel gennaio, A. D. 1836, la seguente piattaforma di prin-ciples è stata presentata dal partito. Noi riteniamo che queste verità siano evidenti, che tutte le menare create libere e uguali

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. One hundred years of platforms, principles and policies of the American democracy ... ate, we find no formal declaration ofprinciples by the party, as announced by Jefferson, Mad-ison, Monroe and Jackson, stated in another part of thisvolume, in their messages to Congress, forming the lead-ing tenets of the party, and to which, afterwards, fre-quent allusions are made in the declarations of principlesby the Democratic party: In January, A. D. 1836, the following platform of prin-ciples was put forth by the party. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all menare created free and equal, that they are endowed by theirCreator with certain inalienable rights, among which arelife, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that the truefoundation of Republican Government is the equal rightsof every citizen in his person and property and in theirmanagement; that the idea is quite unfounded that on en-tering into society we give up our natural right; that therightful power of all legislation is to declare and enforceonly our natural right to commit aggressions on the equal. MARTIN VAN BUREN THE AMERICAN DEMOCRACY 51 rights of another, and this is all from which the law oughtto restrain him; that every man is under the natural dutyof contributing to the necessities of society, and this is allthe law should enforce on him; that when the laws havedeclared and enforced all this, they have fulfilled theirfunctions. We declare unqualified hostility to bank notes andpaper money as a circulating medium, ^because gold andsilver is the only safe and constitutional currency: oppo-sition to any and all monopolies by legislation, becausethey are violations of equal rights of the people; hostil-ity to the dangerous and unconstitutional creation ofvested rights or prerogatives by legislation, because theyare usurpations of the peoples sovereign rights; no leg-islative or other authority in the body politic can right-fully by charter or otherwise, exempt any man or body ofmen in any

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