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To the extent that that is an issue in this case , we will fully and fairly and vigorously defend that interest . That they hereby fully and voluntarily surrender to Her Majesty the Queen to be held by Her Majesty and Her successors for ever , any and all claim , right , title or interest which they , by virtue of their Indian blood , have or possess in the lands or territories above described , and solemnly promise to observe all the terms and conditions of the said treaty ( a copy whereof , duly certified by the Honourable the Secretary of State of the Dominion has been this day placed in the hands of the said Nicholas Chatelaine ) . The Civil War Amendments sought to permit and to encourage those " long denied full citizenship stature " to participate fully and with equal rights in the democratic political community . " There shall be no establishment of any one religious sect in this State in preference to another , and no Protestant inhabitants of this State shall be denied the enjoyment of any civil right merely on account of his religious principles ; but all persons professing a belief in the faith of any Protestant sect , who shall demean themselves peaceably , shall be capable of being elected to any office of profit or trust , and shall fully and freely enjoy every privilege and immunity enjoyed by other citizens . " I know of no part of the holy Scriptures , where the nature and evidences of true and sincere godliness are so much of set purpose and so fully and largely insisted on and delineated , as the 119th Psalm ; the Psalmist declares his design in the first verses of the Psalm , and he keeps his eye on this design all along , and pursues it to the end : but in this Psalm the excellency of holiness is represented as the immediate object of a spiritual taste , relish , appetite , and delight of God 's law ; that grand expression and emanation of the holiness of God 's natures and prescription of holiness to the creature , is all along represented as the food and entertainment , and as the great object of the love , the appetite , the complacence and rejoicing of the gracious nature , which prizes God 's commandments above gold , yea , the finest gold , and to which they are sweeter than the honey and honey comb ; and that upon account of their holiness , as I observed before .