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Editorial
June 2, 1874
The Spirit Of Democracy
Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio
What is this article about?
The editorial views the new Constitution as an improvement, particularly praising the judicial reorganization by the Convention, while noting minor objections to other provisions.
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We have as yet had no opportunity of examining a full and correct copy of the new Constitution, but from what has come under our observation incline to the opinion that it is an improvement on the present one. There are some changes which we do not like, but there are others which were certainly demanded.
The reorganization of the judiciary is a much needed reform, and this part of the work the Convention have done in a manner that seems to give general satisfaction.
The objections seem to be chiefly urged against provisions of minor importance.
The reorganization of the judiciary is a much needed reform, and this part of the work the Convention have done in a manner that seems to give general satisfaction.
The objections seem to be chiefly urged against provisions of minor importance.
What sub-type of article is it?
Constitutional
Legal Reform
What keywords are associated?
New Constitution
Judiciary Reorganization
Constitutional Reform
Minor Objections
What entities or persons were involved?
Convention
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Evaluation Of The New Constitution
Stance / Tone
Generally Positive With Minor Objections
Key Figures
Convention
Key Arguments
The New Constitution Is An Improvement On The Present One
Reorganization Of The Judiciary Is A Much Needed Reform
The Convention Has Done This Part In A Manner That Gives General Satisfaction
Objections Are Chiefly Against Provisions Of Minor Importance