The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

w repind YOU OF the gie" r
LEI ~ A., the late movement IN / rance
sBun'.' ',,s,siguty of the people is an ihues
nal w 80, hear. hear, and they have pro
rao"''',. =. 5.clsre. that governments were i''au
,ee'ee and not man for governments near
i5F i'-'' ~I,o.rs. that the end all government
ear g. - in view is the good OF The governed
.lo''- .,,,,I liberties and securities shsefs'l
ter -. his night congratulated the rench
l'-'I tbsm in the language OF iraiefhii,
-,-is's-'' and il is fitting that you should iHri
al -. social anu political condition. ah'
f'- 80. men who nov sit la tn" House |"
MI, that Won have liberties 10 Nlh' WHICH
10y b.lp. vou intend TO achieve near' an'
Yoa have been reminded from 'iii
a'.-, # the selhshness OF the I'm Slish aiis
Oar friend, Laurence ieywoIlh
or as demonstrated To you ihe uhsouhdhes'
~ ..,..ent system Of finance; othef orator.
60 your attention 10 the laws OF primo
a'' ana entail, and You have had placed De-
&C., the Supreme righteousness "i inc al Is
i-' hat, counirymen, what Is me ROOF o.
-.,s,p Of wrong IL Is 10 be 10 lnd IN th'
i e. stale Of ihe representation near near
a-i7'.'4 gbesrs.E In a country that boasts OF
81 n six millions Of adults, The actual
rl'- a, nat exceed eight or nine hundred
s. -
iaa-- n experience. with lessons Of liberty
- from thousand sources when We hale
ai-- ,b, pages Of scripture. and become ia
Pr, In an, morals of Christia atty, anu
NM understand the fact that governments
...iI.ssr,ants Of people and mol i'''.r masters
ar a..r.'is it possible that we can witness
a'l. change in France; aad then turn to
ln B,as. Of Commons, and see there, the
sa' .,,,tiyss. not of the people but of class,
-. and If pariy-is il possible that We
o. e., e.. anon that House without Pletgng
'l -. In the presence of the world, TO use
o. az. .,,r,I power tod may bless Us with for
81 ~. -, Of demanding the righteous repre-
-..,.,.5n ct the people loud cheers.
o.. ,bout 10 enter upon new era. The
Icy shall no loager be our rulers hear,
- cheers We will be the governors OF
country cheers. Let il I've known
--.,.ra.,t the world that England is about to
49,. ,b. great charter Of lis own being tre-
4pp.auser Am to be told that it Is
-. --s,rov people than 10 repeal bad
- ~ remove monopoly Away, away with
Il. ....fr5as thought cheers. Governments
-.. summoned 10 the tribunal of public
.,5 hear. hear, and hearty applause; and
| ,l..g..u NOT bear The test of most search
| ..g...-.,t-liuation. aud come out Of court
IN .I-,H hag. 81. RELY upon ii that public opin-
pronounce a verdict o. c'V-cinna-
~ .-l asi them iOud applause.
San .ai. time forward every available CON
...-.-.a. means must be- used for accomplish
--..- -urpo,e. We must fraternize with the
-.si liberty and fiscal reform, aud founL
i ....-.g.r which shall ultimately win for the
~. .-.r political eniranchisement. In
| i, .,... uoou the political horizon YOU will
4. .-.s,s Of lgh,, beautiful as the aurora
| ~. Uu.Ch come from the beacol-hres OF
..,r ..si are lighted in all lands cheers Il
-.-. s. though the world were filled with tins
Il. neat desire for freedom loud applause; ani
ia. England h- behind Forbid ii, humanity
.r-,
| D. ar- sgita,ons We NAV disturb the equa-
-.,y 0t Parliamentary men, aud shake the
a ,g o.. the Wing Government; bat ! SAY.
-.-s. Il. administrations, aud live liberty, APP
| .-.- Nou arc not asked 10 cisp.av brute
.--. .a this C0u4tfy. but 10 act upon the feel
10 inst v5u are men; work in the faith Of your
-5.s-a poet, VINO sings Of the good time COM
-r rl--r, Above all things, press hard upon
--ar G5grrument for the reduction OF the army
.-- alvy hear. hear, and cheers. | want the
s15cra.r o. be- the humane. the viriuous, the
.5t-Hr.l-.v. tnr auti-drunken, the anii-waT
1s-.r-.u q word, ! wsnt the democracy 10 pos
rs, ,d- -races Of religion great cheers II
.rl wish b. establish y5ur government upon
.l- iI1.am,utal principles Of humanlty, br
temperate 10 YOUR lemrancr. prudent in your
policy. mlrnanimous in yOur efforts 10 realize
,ls great end II which yoa are aiming, aud YOU
SD gradually undermine the power Of your
ic-s FOR o. j. now becoming very well under
stood ty the more shreWd of the privileged
tls-ss Of England that the day Of your liberty
b near al hand hear. hear, and continued
.leerng.
1 cannot conclude without Offering my
solemn thanks 10 tod thai the standard OF liber-
o. j. upliftei In many continental nations
without offering, ia al Gey0iecne.is. my prayers
% the great Creator Of the universe that he. IN
1s mercy, NAV 50 bless all our righteous UNDER
iakiHss as to enable rs 20 secure in this coun-
lTy hat system Of government which will tend
most directly 20 the promotion Of his glory. aud
% the establishment Of liberty and happiness
.er 81. classes Of the people long continued ac-
Carnations.
We wish We had room 10 copy from the
-auy English Reform speeches, addresses, and
.s-iares which are before Us. All our readers
Eouid then recognize such true men as Henry
ineeHt, ana feel the force aud truth Of the re-
marks We have mace as 10 the character aud
ANS 'nt sHds Of the English reformers
But why dwell on this" il may be asked
why Because no man, nor nation stands
lal1 Wherever the heart thro5s ia good
-2s- i nads an echo in the quick beat Of other
sa-.s Tie rare IS begirt round with electric
'ie Unit spark here, and 1t will blaze out
mo are elsewhere Send forth the quick peal
u revolution "a Paris, and il will start into
h- i- Continental Europe.
U.s. says s'reng English writer, ga quick
mag 'hougat to u.s. that the SCATTERING of one
''-''' ha'lens the final explosion Of all others
--.'.a lis reach. Why this should be. il is not
'" 10 explain. Outward things are, for
.' "''I part, what the minds make them. A
--, gay has no gloom for cheerful spirits
.--'lne' no charm for settled melancholy.
~ 'u' own temper which alters the aspect of
Let justice be done to man anywhere.
" Id hasten the doing of justice TO man
'''' Where. Let human happiness he truly
'eahve sim Of one Government. aud every
''7' government will, in the end, becompelled
master 10 human need for the same gloriou
enc.
'' o"r''' therefore, on the good things done
""efe On the good men, breathing and
-''t '0i The highest behests OF society--on the
s''a' Measures Of Christian rule which wakep
- homage Of virtue, and look TO a virtuous and
--rP! ''i7 on earth, the GOd-given birth right of
incentives on our part, 10 a nobler action.
"'7 A'ndl'ng moral fire which will light up
WI Greatness, and paint in vivid contrast what
", I, Is base, or low, or uncbrjstian around ne
ie'' lis heat, see what ii reflects, and
- 10 90 and dare under the strong stima-
as VIVID blaze what men should or could
90 Tor their fellows.