New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16

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p-e~atol ian b. "a. 20 ls country especially r. ei
Now. as Lord Br0g-1aln j. one o' - leall.--
politicians ~ Eue.aId. and hi- wr.tlnEs are tlls
strongly commended o. Americans as models o'
ttou-it AID style, / wish % apply radical no'i'e
b. item as such That they helped - illuminate
England Do uo, deur That they are OF tDf sI-tt
est value D. America. except ss the reservoirs %.
great many facts without religions signiucaiiol
bat with the ordinary university iearAin- ani legal
knowledge which good student with reteHrIve
memory can acquire | must contest Let IS take
Lord Brou-ham on Law. Has he ever uttered nj
original hea Can one single thin- he ever put
forth ia the House be- quoted that q Iu Aware NJ
our own rrlpr0v eneuts especially those O the old
Pennsylvania Code end is not far behind The Re
formed Constitution and Remodel Laws % tnc
grest AID glorious State Of New ork ia Lord
Rro1charns speech ON Nay o. i-f-. = he hi.l1w
mg blasting commentary on tire English Laws
springing from ths. m1usIpsIty, enc tneH-h Co.
siituton
rnsss IA. aeen eugealered o. which gre on-cur ~
darkness eerlses VII re coH ~ cross ght- n-a-f
ornIssior- ra1ugsancv v.s rl,su. mas which. 4
not Termed nousense and conrs4clon, ony escife-
those epiheis from he respec due DE venerable name ei
The repo-,s Or cases he Courts f fee hundred vol
gmes he statutes near forty thousand or between 80
and 5000 qusuo pages while Napoleon wto.e CeG-s
fTe Bee number, crepl into - clodtcefno pages veil
might he boast that be should descend n niuis times t
ne Code m he hand
TINS Is simply Information respecting En-.sf
political frauds Insamtlcs. and tyrsnuies necessi.
ietod bg "a system which makes heredtfrf iegIs
tors-Hith whom Br1lcaam assorts-a company
0' robbers II is dui grabbing into Eng sl coulp
tons which charsrter.ses much of Br0llham
speeches. that makes them curious. But they have
mo- higher meaning Reform is impossible 50 iou-
as Privilege exists and Buugham has taken au
oath before Almighty God - uphold tha. Privilege
He Il ike dnnkarl that j. hshed out OF the eut
tor every dav. 20 deliver atcmpeance lecture every
night But decent respectable people shrink from
hein. illuminated with such oiackguards How
ran system which Is cboked with yIlaInies such
a. be- describes boz other than radically wrong
Could d written Constitution could Lqua Rights.
Common LaWs--oouid the economies that even
man. when se.tac.lne brings into all work. seeing
bow fectuc j. each dav-couid any oi them have
had aurht 60 go with the bludcriug, outa- 1u.
iiscorlaures such Brougham describes tnem
Lord Brnuehan mIlHt have quoted Cine ioGcs ni
AMY oi the American ctates winch man has i1
hand in single book. and arc made by Che Obscure.
such contempt that he caused 20 be- published IA
explanation lest he should continue coniounded
with his shOpkeepIng coun'rymen who not long
since made e visit 10 PaGs-the idea oi being
thought Ia have made visit an such company o'
snobs was too much IL could not GO uncontra
dicted.
The Democratic Constitution of the Chamber oi
Deputies "a, Berlin. aler the Heo.utlon. - part
culary rilculed by TINS great phliauthronIst ami
statesman" Does Lord Brougham know Who
made the Constitution OF Pennsylvania, or at DINO
Does be- know ihsi " liam Penn wrote out word t0
England to send Worsugmln io The Gloomy, as Dee
d'd not want centemenlders, and that he brought
Ip his SONS mechanics Does Lord boneham
know that Lamariine has turned hrs own boOsseI
Der. and adveriises ais shop Brousham reminds
me Of that small creature, John Randolph wio'
meeting u Pennsylvania avenue Baltimore book.
seller. with whom hc dealt ana being aldrcssc1
ry him said Oh--ah-Mr --. bought books
~ your shop did | forget to pay ior them
No. We'll them, why do yoa presume to
speak 10 me- P" Wond Brougham cut Lamar
tincl Precious liberal And he thinks that Napo.
leon. who did not make the Code which brutal
Pride on the one hand, and brutal abasemeni on
he other allows to DO called by the name NJ one
nan-incanaiinc thirty five millions by as 'A'
fiction as ever Oriental despotism and crucit!
could deyse-hc thinks that Napoleon VIII 60
down to posterity with his Code IN ms hand
II Brougham hsd any dignity himself and could
read human nature he would know That froe
Nation will not allow Itself 10 be legally labelled
with the name OF one man; and he would know 700.
hat it Is utterly impossible for any but the Repre-
.entatives Of Free People o make Code winch
IAN endure Superstition and " a. may 50 de base
hem for a time. that they VIII wear any bloody
scoundrcrs livery bat IS the light aud heat o.
self reliance warm their souls INTO genial eNI'u-
,iuu they viii cast such Code o. the winds, even
rs Civilization has thrown aside the IRON clothing
fchiyalr, Lycurgas. and Scion. and Numa, and
lll of that stamp OF antiquity thought they "oiid
10 down 90 posterty with Code M hand but Oh.
.sr1urh ~ the Code was the Production OF Force
and not OF Love- 1t fell and 50 viii the Code Napo-
con, with It's fines, penalties guiAot!nes and hunks
and an its he'll essences, 10 the WAY OF the Black
nod tie Cruel Old Brougham 8 be may Yet
I'VE 90 see n.
But We will not live 10 see American Codes 50
thrown aside As Integrity and Beauty are dii.
used among u.s. wlll each new aspiration, each
new religious perception. teach Us TO revere the
Present. and not the Past, and trus, the Future.
and not be COW ards a. regards changing by de
.,roes the social forms which bind us.togeiher
Lord Bronsham was tor abolishing, or ameho
-ating Military Foeging He was not tor giving
no the Colonies which are dead expense To Eng
and and for driving out the Angio-lndlan HOB
1crs, according % the best English WINTER on
India. Richards A handful OF kughshmen who
have uiundered India dallue SlNtl years OF liyt
sand millions OF pounds five thousand millions o.
dollars No. that would lead u the disbandlue Of
The Amy and Navy, which press the English
Norkmen % the earth ani from the physical force
which crushes the Chartsts, or the men who al
tempt to initiate our Revolutionary athers W bat
IN the way of philanthropy have We to learn from
Lord Bruughams speeches Taking things as
hey are. there arc three things which are phian-
thropic. and they are al Of American or hepuoh.
an 0rlgln.
The first is the Common School system, prospect
we of sectarianism or the political TEACHINGS OF
rivicred orders The next 70 the anlelicrat.on 81
Prison Discipline which q due 10 the Philsdeipna
Quakers following IN the footsteps u that stern
Rcuuhhcan and Puritan John Howard. Aud TIE
.hirG IS the Temperance SOciety-tTen. Scott oelne
the first believe who wrote OF IL There Is no
,ther philanthropy worth speaking OF, excepting
the education OF mu,es and the blind, and that has
been carried u perfection N America speAA
yuardedly on these subjects having knowledge
II the Prussian system Of education, which II
.ystem for keeping the people IN coRPsrsiise *
n1rsDce although Il . !mmeaSurably beyond Inc
want Of a system such as England exhiols TIE
philanthropy displayed by Lord Broushams II
making a SIX hour six bottle speech % the Aoera
ton OF Jamaica saves, was no philanthropy -
4 wise man would not have taxed Eng IN st-H"
,nd rscs-alreaiy estimated 10 the tenth part o.
hair. IN the hone estimsies-'oT such purpose -
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