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Wendell Phillips, Theodore C. Pease, Speeches, Lectures and Letters of Wendell Phillips: Volume 1, chapter 25 (search)

tis Clapp, took his place,--no trouble that day in quelling the mob. Deputy Chief Ham did it in thirty minutes. It is only the presence of grog-shop Mayors that makes mobs omnipotent. But suppose Mayors cannot execute the laws, -what then? If Berkshire should say, We want, every one of us, to have two wives, and practise that plan, sending word up to Boston, We cannot execute the other law, do you think we should sit down quietly. and let it go? How long? Boston has five or six trains ofve years of discussion, any amount of toil and labor, in that statute. It never has had one trial yet on this peninsula. May we not ask simply one trial? The locomotive has never attempted to go beyond Groton. Why take up the rails yet? If Berkshire should say, We can't execute your law against polygamy, what should we do? Why, appoint fresh sheriffs, not repeal the law. So in this case, let not Massachusetts kneel and say, I too am a slave to the grog-shops of the peninsula. We do not

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