New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
signed by JAMES MABFs and 362 others
Coz. Serard's Reply.

AUBURN June 95, 1871.
GssrLEgES: Remembrance of the kindness
VI which the courtesy now formally rendered
along been privately urged. induces me to reply
. slour communication more fully than my briet
Ayin Albany allowed.
taergy in founding Free States, and virtue in
e'tng their overthrow. sublime instructions of
aory. Your letter directs my thoughts TO the great.
aomy native Country. and 10 the desolsti0n OF your
~s hansed hardly two hundred years ago, remote
"a civilized States, In obseurity, neglect and con
snH with scsniy numbers and destitute OF wealth
sarnike strength the American Colonies have be-
We obe 1.-The great Powers of the Worlds Nation In
fa az The functions of Government are performed by
1atdsic and responsible Representatives of the PEG.
- siih safety. success and an eminent measure of
FSs prosperity and freedom. 10 considering this In
,suhg phenomenon, the Political Philosopher cannot
observe that the Republic was founded, not by an
- tenoas Race, nor yet by Colony, nor even by
.'erh Homogeneous plantations. but by bands OF Emil
g'n"ifom many highly refined Countries. each trsns-
"s . the new Continent proper language a hters-
$50. Us own, peculiar religo and marked customs
- sediments and virtues Ia the eighteenth century,
~ AuAnuc coast OF America reelected entire Western
- Vr 10 miniature. The silence of Its primeval for.
vas broken by the comprehensive speech OF Britain
:. Va nsusr and provincial additionally the harsh,
n.
uvacious accents OF Normandy. and the courty
staSsee OF Old Castle. One God, one Saviour and
- osPusm, were Acknowledged in that broad Forest.
- OUT Win AL the differences OfceremOnies known
~ fhher Landslide solemn Li,urgiss Of Rome
suphhed Litsnies of the Encli,h and German
ssso.re prayers Of the Puritans and the
,ee inward worship Of the disciples of Fox ana penn
= s, V'oNies we're not merely solitary but emu.
- lss $1,000, "a sSen o'ner aud OF s,rsngers and son,
NJ, eolhgerent Yet each was ohligsa - , 80 eO.'o
otseeNe pe,petual Sceessions OF exiIos Nh in.
fodecod ioroign languages novel eustoms .nA 1911,
SUoe5s. Thus there vas a constant .,,Ses t. '0t
asservsiism and Change 10 that contest vs. ,s ou
rational temperament OF gA4 American Pso, iuoa
espersmeni peculiarly grave, devotional inouisi,,v
ltg setve, fearless, energetic, enterprisins and in
hpsa8eEt ~ a"
De- soad conclude that the Founders and Statesmen
ICoun.ry toresaw and lsbored 10 produce this very
sstsab the willing ascent Of the People. Ga the
s-,SJ, nothing but the pressure Of foreign Invasion
fs- naoce even Confederation. and the perfect
s-s how enjoyed was only Effected 10 escape i'm.
,os-.s Anarchy. Nearly every colony hindered imm-
q. ~ feguls,ons prescribing uniformity OF educa
@essissucsi establishments. disqnaifc cations OF
49, nespseiy for civil and military trusts. and in.
p me acquisition. tenure alienation and trans.
q ~ eststes. The gallant Catholic Republicans
De s~SS VINO came 10 deliver the American Peo-
ID. 49, ne oppression of Protestant King, found
To ces Of Boston celebrating the anniversary OF
he powder Plot with bonhrss fed by efhsies OF
COD 'oe Devil aud the Pretender while the
sko,I.,s" iork denounced death against the Priest
hrg omnister the rites OF his religion 10 the b.
ord.,,sss 90 'ne held Of battle Among the earliest
d,ra, the Federal Government, were laws bin
~ s,'s'. '1saon by requiring preliminary Regis
a r,.,%SsuohAry Residence OF Fourteen Years md
aons. osih OF Abjurston. Laws In any STATE ean
asot 49, oeve the virtue OF People than the river.
~ u.S.ss. soove their fountain. These law hzys
pat rcpusnsnee 70 InmiCsi ard !