Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
JOURNALIANA-No. III.

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scope which they give themselves, and the tone
which they take as 10 persons, things and opinions
is apt we think, come TO the conclusion that the
Press is practically, freer in Great Britain than
is in this country and, of course, this freedom q
opinion in that leading direction is but token OF
greater freedom there Of all opinion; since the
P.rss--the Newspapers only the organ, the cx.
)nneni, Of the general thought of the day. Liber
res, for instance, are taken there with the great
with the poweriu--with the sovereign, with the
Parliament, with the authorities temporal and spi-
Jnlal--which among ourselves are not and per-
laps cannot be. Is il that. being Of more solid
foundation and less subject to be shaken lhan ours
~ momentary opinion, they are more tolerant and
II "cr-empered Possibly. The strong reality 81
",ocs may feel a security and admit fan,iiayities
walrh the more personal and temporary tenure Of
cg,aence cannot brook usl the ong-tescended
a undisputed noble has less reed u fence himself
!: INK with ceremonial and haughness than has tire
gnu new-ralsed - ihe peer tge; Or ~ Catholi-
c-r., when il held undivided smar over Europe,
CN4:i allow is follower ,as k.bca!s q eafiIer
B,",accio) 10 joke Wiih The ae4I. NJ some new
r:' srct ci a-Gsys lOHid not safety permit ~
eviiy Of any ci has flock III lie midst of at'er-
s...ts. Let the reason VI, however. i May, GER
,aa il is that John Ball cipriv,s, wnhou any p5b-
j. Interpretations 70 Ee. IA hbn.i M.r \ GOOD
ahd even about his Gstlg is, l.au i ess.ll@ usual
IN the United Siaas, uness II tie most yioicat
heats of party, whcn soi IGho IA a7ra '.3s makes
men bold or gives them i'm ,nu.E, oIi tla c;'ca"n
al ! GnIneroGs iar4nn, csn cause urv aSsls'.
alaay books airecu, 'ay ..aa republic saye
heen published N En- aul-- sydaey,s and
L.cke'S and Eenth7 an, iii alr!in.'1r. Eri some
In,,s try, If he wiil, 10 4, ae Hike ,tz catatry,
l,J write il taror ot E,olHray, 81 ags.Gst popular
garerrHent! Or Gcnsicr tie sltIras q ~. wax
,a.t Peter Pmdar--,he I,Ju-taa, d.. agalgs;
George III, - Byran III Narr t.e :. IRISH AYR
- and " Pom Grah Memorial Il against Grarge
u and especially, a Y3cura's G4y. lie tniyersai
iI,l aeapet al Pine, 3i3ec.s cptaius u9er III he
IL rTlrd. au tie German payest, III Ills W4rirobe--
H., 'aurty 1T hs stockings, the sal: III III. sh.rts
:a nurke.-haiGkeTchiets, lie dIiapila.jan IT ill.,
IT., 4Ci lhe decided seedmc>s" .r,ry lucias~i-
"a It horribly descriptive word. which we can!
a,.id, ~ his whole personal array lAicea, oyai
sr i. England ba. raIi t,evevy .iysi access aa
II IL lianoyeran iira d!yer:ad herself Il, IAN lie
Il .nners, now the prnuaGciaion. LII tie habits. NJ
lie duness. or even Tile ina lrc.s fsee Byron, I'LL.
.ioa Of Judgment u t,rr KINGS. llty 9.e II ,g-
,cani II the S.ale IL yc KY. Mn have ler lt.,t
hui pageant nccessarv /. ~. lyv>. and yl.a. ,sy
their sake. Ste loves, ,vaa ,yt.i. III. l.lrh So
las lal the ws,lom 70 ,ls4rso l,r Exyrat.ye ..ad
make him j mere symbol III Experimentation u s,r
d image Of her Geverigvu. GOOD h .d AZ, tut
!" harm; Tor she can mike Inn ri, waa; s6e likes
Ile cannot carry on ih snrcrnuelt eycep, tilraush
sO-naed servants" 4 Mirisir,: 4n, NQl sha
mikes hn change tic moment INV ,nt lu; Ike H.
G.~asrres. Thus. always watfi.lnl III lie Throne
lie j. meyer afraid al ID: anil. rtourA c.tpirr and
VERY literally exercising tie -igh /, !s.url 4. III
knows when aul how 10 reverence IL.
III this British license 81 dlba;r. furn,5, XIII !,
cug,,t IL dol lie Whole public ,,.o cau ND MIA
II henre and ali mh0 can write mo crucs NJ lle
rE'ers before lie s,lI higher supervisory power Ut
tie rH,cd Parliament Is often tapiiy, his, liz
J. ~ wtG exceedingly Exile ceremony. .slu ,E sall
''i.h decenry IT,, = . this ist,er pc4t hg Br,.
Iisl preSs--Iow seldom constituted oa, 4. ~, bu'
w'i-edUcated mon. whp have charartc- J, tusa anC
posses abundant experience - euiL, ,l,---uidrr.
siard The vaJc ot good name (ani sptr,.liv II.
saG1 10 ournatisl quite :oo veil . ,.,, mo ri
III O i!lnsug away, il ualus Or neeIlr,s aspe--
s:"aa IT responsibility N order X damage III,
81 IN adversary, or thai error 10 "umych H. ,ii.
country 81 attempting to serve i l4rty ~ oeg 81
lie srerIice Of what should mo.i sup2o-l ,t---ca-
truth, candor aud decorgm. r. one dors l.; III
= destroy other PEOPLES Character, 'hAhr,t ra III
:, :, 'la' e'atl'ao'e eHd 4 - Rave mach co.e Al
~ OWL
of0e' w petler SAFE % Journalism shen, trc
itSS-'' 4 NAM "a " own lhoi'lGaa' T,i'tfon
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