 | John Philip Sanderson - 1856 - 380 sayfa
...means, suffer Gardner's Bible (the Protestant Bible) to be thrust down your throats. Do not abandon you; posts or renounce your functions as citizens or as...private men. If they do, then the Constitution is at an end — the allegiance you have sworn to this republic a annulled ! Would to God that thoughtful and... | |
 | John Philip Sanderson - 1856 - 380 sayfa
...own ; for you have as good a right to your prejudices ae they. Do uot, by any means, suffer Gardner'* Bible (the Protestant Bible) to be thrust down your...demonstrations ;" discourage drunkenness, and stand In your arm. It is to be conceived that the madness of faction and the insolence of race will proceed... | |
 | James Pinkney Hambleton - 1856 - 564 sayfa
...throats. Do not abandon your post, or renounce your functions, as citizens or as soldiers, but after resort to the last and highest tribunal of law open...discourage drunkenness, and stand to your arms. It is hardly to be conceived that the madness of faction and the insolence of race will proceed to such a... | |
 | James Pinkney Hambleton - 1856 - 550 sayfa
...throats. Do not abandon your post, or renounce your functions, as citizens or as soldiers, but after resort to the last and highest tribunal of law open...demonstrations;" discourage drunkenness, and stand to your arras. It is hardly to be conceived that the madness of faction and the insolence of race will proceed... | |
 | John Philip Sanderson - 1856 - 404 sayfa
...be thrust down your throats. Do not abandon your posts or renounce your functions as citizens or a« soldiers, but ever resort to the last and highest...no " demonstrations ;" discourage drunkenness, and slum/ to your arms. It is to be conceived that the madnesi of faction and the insolence of rice will... | |
 | Philip Henry Bagenal - 1882 - 270 sayfa
...or renounce your functions, as citizens or as soldiers, but after the last and highest tribunal is open to you, keep the peace ; attempt no ' demonstrations,' discourage drunkenness, and stand to your arms." Such were some of the civil, political and religious troubles of the Irish during the period extending... | |
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... discourage drunkenness, and stand to your arms. It is to be conceived that the madness of faction and the insolence of race will proceed to such a length as to disarm independent companies or private men. If they do, then the Constitution is at an... 