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London, England, 1831-01-28 00:00:00

experience began se be fat immediately after they bad established his
institutions. Sneed person% distinguished in South America
by their talents or virtue, wen trusted shine implidtly
the generality of the people considering It only impossible
fee these ponces to commit mesa rod abuses. As the Saudi
Americans were anneessesd of those habits of caution, vigilance,
and distrust, which are the offspring of long and general experience, the
PTO inathisions were left, to some respects, to the discretion of public
men. That cannel or temperanes in disenden which is the (*het of
expettence, and perhaps also, with sent panes, of. net seeptision,
or of contempt of truth, was likewise unpinned by die South M.O.
ens ; they wee consequently warm and violent in their diteuedistv
and this bad a prejadkial toluene on that deliberation. Amollsol
edict of the inezpaience of the South Anneals, was a moped* e.
judge of public manures more by the brilliance of their appearing%
than by their pecuniary advantages.
" Heat* a general dissatisfaction and Irritation avert and this tert.
tattoo was the greater, or the generality tithe people had liettend thew
selves, (souther Meet of their inexperience), that after having 41011/01
the tyrannical Owe n:nest of Spain, they had .very little or artillitelfe
appseheml. They made incenint and vision change" .at dub, Ow
vernor% They pined the peons, honed Jain the AdnineettatiNl,
under the meet excessive restrictions; subjecting them, met to raw*
points merely adebeisarative, to the dinettes of die Laglelative
OT Congress % They allowed the Warier dame of the people ft
erecter too veldt power t seal within changing liter Clanaltudests,
they, is feet, frequently appended to simple demsemeisti. Tnee
measures, of course, still farther defogged the ineluseine• and cent.
gamily inereand the evils t then, In their tars, ineensed the web.
gm, and ebullition of passions t* more sad more video measures Nei
adopted non, privet ankenitim were nee gewinmi t civil ems
toot plate—arid thus thweetnebenees in South Amen nee preihienLi
" la emenee, the North Amain* were as free before ilideiriesz4
patios, es they OTT at present. The very inementobeselre,
the South Americans determined to he free, they domed thsenilee Se
a sesidenble period al dbourbenem. N. pewee, sto whelent, seta
save them *in toe result t It was as infallible as deenty.”
The following discriminations merit a place in
ace : •
, “Jr Is laid din.tise South Arsenious were net in a were of matieriti
free inerniniete, slid. that eensequnify tiny that tfewegraths
Tie seats if matnlti of a country fs. eta:lt'd*: the ateitileine.en; of
a he Permute, led ineetete'ef inniurity for the eniailatalitilloset
aCersfest, ewe govenment, are warn confoueded, which peednatis
*mit, sad ease on the subject ; but they pre Millman. There cow
r . poisons who, by
.their animente en the evils at political enema.
9, ninety shtw,thaa, I. their opiate% a country is net in • sun el
waturity is attempt the establisbont of a tire geranium, until each
gestures.' can at nee be established wkhout maiden and engem,
Such penes, besides prehising a doctrine according to which liberty