The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
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E.rsciics Hoch ror-sn. ~, dainr vo't 81
he bsiestsi f,EeHsssse II sosne hiturc day.
2 H. paiisics The T'ipcipic that " al
b far IN fsslaies" - a h,. What y poii-
ucs That pan q oihlss ~hieh consists
b. tbe regalsiion sod gosernmcn, q q "a.
uoa ~ STATE, 60 the preservation q ~.
ssissy. peace and Prosperity Hos can
thu safety. f~see snd prosperity u = State
b. Pfuussed BY intriguing dishonesty '-
Nothing hul use is~ u 1gh eana,ah hcrc.
What hss destroyed the nsiipns tina,
bos sfisi enly 90 TIE p4gc a history -
WHIST, bet tbc ~rong-Joing u those Who
bad The ass nsgoasea, q their sfiairs That
ssfsungu, ~hich HenD Clay is said 10 have
guorod -hcu Informed u hss defeat IN the
PresdaEiial canvass 4 I-li--" vould
rH,hcT b, ngh Dan be P,ys,5eai.- was Que
( = the n1sl-st sentiments ever spoken by
man Woe 10 oaf oonniry ~hon honesty
shall h. hantshrd from her councils. II
tho dishonest, self.h politician has no ~
Z gard for The re- kon,ng Il future world,
, ioi hlm ~, forget the reckoning Of time
which viii sooner o. later mcie oui 20 him
has ias, desserts
4 IN the intercourse Of nations. "Oui
county night ~ ~rong- Is sn0th4 hs 49,
I yet this principle has prevailed IN the IN.
iefc0a~e Il nations from the beginning
Z down 10 the present. time. II has been he
Z fruitful source Of The sars that have desc.
lated tbr earth. Ba, migh can never make
rgh aud the uatA,ns Of the world can
never have Permanent peace until ihr law
I q rg1 shall requisite their dealings with
{ caeh other. Christianity has done mocl
10 mingsts the hurror. of war but IT ha.
MT yet arrested IL progress. War 70,
I conquest and domain still continue. And
[ when a nation ls once involved even IA an
unjust var, the principle recognized BY ali
NATIONS seems 10 be- Fight gu, TO an
honorable issue" The erea, and good
( Lord Mansfield frankly acknowledged this
/ puncipie. 10 do our greatest and best
statesmen Of the present day. II mau
wrong his noighbor, II Is honorable to re-.
I tract Why should not a nation do like.
~iscY Until the principle taught IN the
sianEa quoted above shall be adopted AZ
Z ule rule q eondncl ia al the aifairs Of the
world, there will be fraud and liiigati on
and ~ranglIng, and intrigue, and war
When II shah be adopted and earned oul
as IN practice, a. enoined by Him wha
spake a. never man spake, Whatever y,
would that men should do to you, do y,
even 80 Ia them" then. aud not TIL then
vii righteousness and peace reign IN tn,
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