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The only thing which can at ford any such protection, besides a well regulated representation of the people, is the Liberty of the Press. It has, no doubt, its inevitable dangers as well as standing armies. - But the danger from the Liberty of the Press finds an antidote in that very liberty. A Paine finds a Burke, nay, calls him into being. Falsely alledged facts are exposed, and false affirmations and conclusiens are controverted. 'We have the experience of fifty years to prove that the Liberty of the Press can flourish in Germany, with out endangering the Governmeet. A people who have never yet reflected 031 their 'own affairs, and to whoni the income and expendie, ture of the State are secrets, nry be kept in pupil-• cage—to such a nation the Liberty of the Press may not be allowed. But the Germans are no longer unworthy of such a liberty—they are for the most part enlightened, curious, and take a deep interest in public affairs.— What would they gain if they could succeed (and success is almost irripossible) in placing the Press under fetters, among a people so far advanced its cultivation ? The consequence would be, to give rise to secret Presses ; and these would enable men to put still more dangerous productions into circnla tion. How many publications against Napoleon, dining the time of his omnipotence, were not merely printed and read, but read with the greatest avidity I • • • • ♦ • • The word Legitimacy may pass current enough Paris, in Vienna, in Berlin. In London it must have less authority. And how it it possible that Legiti macy should be adopted as an exclusive principle in Warsaw and Poland, in Merseburg and Dusseldorf, in Cologne and Treves, in Brussels and Venice, in Nuremberg and Heilbronn, kc. We saw the Threise of the most powerful overthrown before our eyes.— The Kingdom of Westphalia had the most powinful allies the Kingdom of the Netherlands has not sub sisted so long as the Kingdom of NVestphalia. We must have as a foundation for the Throne a principle which is somewhat more and stronger that legitimacy and . power. And that principle can Le no other than that which is the supreme laW, populi. The people, no longer in pupillage, require and demand legitimate means and wa y s to give expres sion to their wishes and complaints. So long as tial have not such legitimate ways in a Parliament, is it to be wondered that their voices are loudly heard in extraordinary ways, either in Journals or on th t e Wartburg, which this or that person may disapprove of? This will be the case with this article ; the au thor does not deceive himself, but he is not sorry, because he knows that he has said what he consideis true and salutary. For those who may be offended with i m, he v. id conclude with the following extract from aßussi.in national song : e The Lotto in Heaven was mleep ; he was Waked by a noise and said: timiatzt, look doWn to the 'Earth, what is 'Nit matter? Loan it is thy valiant Russians. What are they do ing? They are marching against tar Turks. Who constnam6 Suwarrow. Then the Loan laid himself on the other side, ..'d fell again into a quiet sleep. Again a noise: Gamma, look down to the Earth. What i. the matter? Lou it Is thy Kant Russians. Who commands? • • •—Give me my home, I most now begone.—Bunten J.nmnal. RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL REFORM. As the great struggle for Ecclesiastical arid au; Liberty began in the age of the Reformation, the struggle for Political and Civil Liberty has be gun In our age. As the system of Papal hierarchy was then shaken, in our days the system &feudalism has also been shaken, and where true Representative Constitutions have attained maturity, has been anni hilated. As the bloody conflict which began with Luther's attack on Tetzel, was 'Continued under va rious alternations of success, and with various cone. plications of interests, down to the Peace of West phalia, when both systems were at length ade:itsed to a complete equality of right ; in like manner the struggle between Feudalism and the Iteptesentat;:r System will at length find its Peace of Westphalia ; for the civilization of the people of Europe, have passed the age of minority, cannot lose abe !'S