The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

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The canals the railroads and the when spre.d
over the soil do NOT give birth To ,Tmrs Int 10 vssb
and peace and civilization Such 4 the produced
that the author OF Rp Van Wrinkle who has
the banks Of the Hudson has abundant naterias nov
for similar volume equal interest In contrasting the
present with the past n ioice that can claim citizen
shjp with those whom sec around ma and this ~
beautiful peculiarly Of our confederaoy that wherever
we no from Niagara 20 the Rio frandc or from, ta Al
lsntie 10 the fsoiHc We are always MT homss W.
have d~vtiry and a great mission to fulAl. and Il
the experiment we are now making fal tho last hope
Of man on earth Il Lost II becomes us Therefore
not to confue our vision 10 sectional views but TO
lock at the whole Unen a. the anchor of safety at
home and AZ our pride abroad wherever we may 20
TThr,e che orr vcr here called FOR and given for the
whoIs Union We are thirty-one states; wp have a
rlorv tAst ought 70 warm the heart Of every American
Hitherto In times 81 siculty and OF dsnaer We have
known NO North no south no Hast no West need
mot refer 7eu 10 the time when the blood Of the
Soutb aowes f,.y in Na.saohusets and In this state
fr the COMMON country and when the meu Of the North
:, auta the nllio alton ~ Inc came no ~ in The
South such was our bond ~ ,niou Hut Ia tbesa LAT
ter drys srcmis- have sovn tsres among the wheat
while rood MGR sept Tho mon ~ Tho North Of former
aays though, W sb;ngtan IA III aa.ocatas ~ .omns
ncrs for item n re-ans thero arr men now In the
North ,,bn ar ,F.re,t aa,ons r;s ro,arnmant
torma, 60 49, 49, ~ 49,, -. ~. ~
the hes h.t could be deylaed Int one. destroy X ard
you will never replace II by another comparable to IT.
Aay been made 10 :onstrc the constitution df
reny from our tbers and chicancry ha4 been used in
giving the 70 to hat docs not chine Ia with loo al feel
ing while thcr. il rio ID ,xacten q the ob,orvances OF
the other psrs but YOU viii no. q, thisyou who re-.
auire that every officer of the law from the custom houe
obcer TO the President Of tho United States shall swear
70 support the eonstuon--not "a sn abstraction but
az practical thin2-not In part but ~ a whole-not
one law 20 De dT.araed and another 70 be carried out
som" hal were they IN the councils of The crostor OF
Word they would .se nlade better one than rs
(Lauen,er) IT'S good enough vord .or mo and SO
~ ~ VOC ~ = tne p.ua nor'ae q our
.h 80 III, =. ~ 1870 a.i - 81 ~. W
snsio ~ hht " the .u.nIo ooss1ny " lhH NATION
uni - ~ ,ois .iy, wat ~ yoais aSo w,
1870, - ~ ~ 70, 2 nus. W. = ~ nuuau naoi.
ta'lou - 10. hiss sprung up under government
60. ,,L 60 go W ~.
fs w. ~ = az y. az iAeeu,Ii ~ al lo,ess
~, ~. ~ 10 a'se''lns eare anu propc''on
49, 80. ~Vu.d " ~" ~ y W. Wnsn y was
M 1,xerr.rea, ~ No. ~, 49,, s s. iLes.1oy
% ,.rnat.ons, var mus, f,ov T.rn i. ~ ,lr 49,
what cuIf ~ nis.r, ,l,n co,,,rv would ~ ,,,ea 49,
sush s.,an,tn q. ,s,s. ~ oa n. ~ pu r ~
say the Uuion i curse nnd xho te,ch yo "a .xaa a..
prylsiors Revert 10 III. nlnc,pes and nr.c.,cs ~ ma
early fathers Who lived whe tho coust uon vas siop.
Cd aHd yor ~ SEQ that they regarded ii g. binding In