It is our Imperial pleasure that all citizens enjoy the freedom of speech, but not to incite rebellion.
Self-declared Emperor of the United States
Proclamation in local newspapers
circa 1870s
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"We, Norton I, Emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico, do hereby decree that a new constitution be formed, one that is more just and equitable for all citizens."
Controversial"We do hereby command the citizens of San Francisco to furnish us with a suitable yacht, that we may sail upon the waters of our Imperial bay."
Humorous"It is hereby ordered that a tunnel be built under the Bay, connecting San Francisco to Oakland."
Controversial"We do hereby command that all public events be conducted with order and decorum."
Strange & Unusual"We do hereby command the citizens of San Francisco to establish a public transportation system, under our Imperial patronage, for the convenience of our subjects."
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