New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
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Why shori O. abroad for mineral rnsterii' or fr
m,iac treasure since tbs urO1d d1rne' 10 pu- = even
rore tleuflv tsn arv equa portion 81 The ear, stored
with Narl Gyrsur1 salt Cosl Quicksilver Lell Cop'sr.
I-ou ard Ceidi NLerr strl find qIarres End f're'
Predicting more amply the materials or arrhter'1rs
wheher oE the purposes Of pea-e or o. war on a-a OF
onseal ,
Our cities my be britt Of our own Zee sons lrble
ard granite; and orr Sout-ern coasts are ffns-d Y
pre- ard i've ok while and luubsr diver GOD All
e1haustless crown Northern untans ani plains
Niv should We resort other SOLE and cIna-e' t'r
surrls 0f subsistence If except spices dyes and 30 ne
not indispensable tropical fruits since have sugar ~
AID cotton hfds stretching along the shore Of tie 6u
long oUntlin ranges such those Of Virginia and We
mont decyit.es IN which The vine delights along ne
banks Of The Ohio and tie endless praire5 fertile IN Al
cereal grains tobacco. fax aud hemp thai border IA
lakes and the Mississippi and heir widely branching ami
isl reaching u.ets and tHbutaries.
Il there viae in blood what nation traces re lineage
70 rurer and gener stocks And what nation Increases
IN number BY either immigration or By native births
more apdly ald what nation moreover has risen n IN
telliCeuce equally Or 20 fast
hit asked whe be- we haze spirit ard vi-or proper
ii ned 20 our natural resources answer look a. these hr
ten original Sates Their vigoT i not only uninpaf
but = Increasing.
Then look at he eighteen oher- OF those stock.
TIy are n more elastic and thrifty. C1aler bow small
and how recently PLANTED were The germs II AL THE political
uzranoe and TO what c-ly han ships and elect they
were cxYOsed Can not a-onaby l-ok fora maturity
FIJI a strength sid maiesiy
oreove- the crcun- tces Of the age prortous to
us The nations this continent are new, youthful anu
GlerT a. while those existing on the other fe Cd her n-
in hopeless dehaseneni or aro preparing 70 un % fh-
convuons of an indispensable regeneration. What D0war
then, need we fear What power If ~ were in danger
could yi'd protection, or even aid While our consu
tutious AID Laws establish political equality they ope-a %
produce social equality al-o by preventing monoPoes of
land end greet accumJ lat0n NJ ah and ihey afford
iuceUyts universal activity and emulation Why, then,
should lot tho American citizen and the American Repab
lie be consciously independent in all things ~ IL all things
they are safe and irec'
Such independence should be attained and preserved
by few only hui a. far as possible by all citizens
It less essential that the farmer the mechanic and
the laboIe ha enjoy IT, than that it should regulate the
action Of the merchant the LAWYER and the statesman
Every member Of the State may become soldier AMI
even senator lie never be less than eector.
What does not the Republic - sherman and Frank
lin Yet they mechanics. What would not have
Ieen lis fate but for the independence OF the captos Of
Andre Yet PGuding, iam7 md Van Wart mere
labOring men.
Virtue Is coufsedy the vital principle Of the Republic
but virtue cannot exist without courage which is only the
consciousness Of independence.
We are bound 10 recommend Republican Institutions to
the acceptance OF other nations Can we do 80 W, are
content to be wiser, yrtn0us more ussfulto
Humanity than those to whom such institutions de
MED Responsibility l. always in proportion TO the talent
eriovrd Neither man nor nation be wise really
viz u.s. o useful when dependent on tie caprice or even
the favor another Is there among the tens OF thou
sands of inventions in the Patent Office that was made By
n slave or even by one whose blood had been recently At
tainted by slavery Peter the Great master Of many
millions of slaves resOTed 10 the shop OF fee mechanic
OF Saerdam TO learn the mystery of ship building Ills
successor Nicholas employs Whistler. Massachusetts
Engineer 10 Project his railroads Ross Waans, Bali
moe necharc 10 construct bis locomotives and Oamus
Eaton, carriage maker of Troy 70 construct his cars
Do you wonder that loving Freedom for such fruits,
$50 have set ny face firmly against Slavery
II we act hereafter We have acted hitherto we shall
be continually changing old things Old laws old customs
and even old Constitutions for Does any
doubt this Have not already third Constitution in
this State Has am O the States Constitution older
than twenty FIVE years But political progress nOt rec
ulltod with moderation may move too fast AID II not
wisely guided viii lead ruin. T. is the people themClyo-,
ard not any power above aside from them that alone
musi regulate and direct that progress. BE- they
honest they cannot discharge sc great political trust
wisely except hey act such generous IN llses and with
such lofty pur only bold aud independent men
conceive Tho people must be Independent or this Re
public Ike all Republics that have gone before IT, must be
ruled end ruined hy demagoguos.
ON iar ir ~ supposng that we sgnally deficient in
iudeV ndeucc-I know that il il a national hereditary
ard popular sentiment that annually celebrate, aud
avay iry I'm onr independence We 10 20 Justly for no
where else doe form or shai0w Of popslar indie
pend exist while here is The very rock which our
institutions rest Nevertheless, for tho exercise
Of this y.stue may be elected.
We hold in contempt equally JUS. and profound, him
WHO imposes and him vho wears menial livery a. yet
Think. that are accustomed 10 regard win no great
severity he ,nYoyer who eAacs or the mechanic, clerk
o. LAHORE r. VIII, Yields political conformity in consideration
Of wages. We insist, "a ought that every c.izeu in
tle Stst4 shsll le qualified by education Tor citizenship
but we are Dv unanimous that one citizen, or
class of citizens shall not prescribe It's own creed Ia the
instructor Of the children of others. We construct AMI
remodel PARTIAL formulas AMI platforms with changing
circumstances Oh almost az much diligence ald verssil
itv OF the Me1Cans and aemp. 10 enforce cOntOny
% them with scarcely less OF zeal and Intolerance, not IA
deed hv the sword but by the greater terror OF political
soripon We resist Argument not always With ar1u
non but often with persona. denuuciaion, and .Onetins
ven combined Violence We differ indeed a. TO the
particular Of political faith that hn Dc by
his extreme remedy but nevertheless, the number OF
those who aog1 deny is necessity and sutabeness IN
cases, j. very small.
We iu.ty maintain tia: Free Press the palladium Of
liberty aud yei mutually prescribing all editorial ndpn
deLce that is manifested by opposition 70 opinions
have only attained press that free IN tue sense mat
every interest party faction sect can have IT, own In
pendent organ. II 5e s.l maintained noFlthlnd
Ing these Illustrations % The contrary that entire social in
dependence prev us then, asa why IL il 50 necessary ID
preserve with aousy, justly do, the ballot ia lieu
Of open suffrage fer If every citizen is really free from
al fear and danger why should he mask hs vote more
than bis face
Believe me. fellow citizens independence always Ian
cuishos the very degree that intolerance prevails. We
smile the vanity OF the factory gil al Lowell who hay
ing lnt the secular part 81 the week IN making cAcJes
for the use Of her unsOphs Ged cOuntryWOmcn dsian
fuly herself SUNDAYS exclusively the tns Of
European dyes and ind erent % the fact that
besides universal consumption Of foreign silks excluding
the sikworm from country, We purchase IN klgllnI
alone hundred and fifty millions Of yards OF the same
stained muslns We sustain here and there nckety or
at best contracted iron mandatory while We import
iron make railroads own endless ore heis AMI
We carry pre- adces aust struggling manufact
urers and mechanics far fasdlOusly avoid wear
ing persons using our tables, or displaying IN
drawing any fabric, Of whatsoever material
color that he Of it. manufacture has
knowledge and belief, ever come IN contact with
the honest hand Of American citizen. In az this we
less independent than TIE EngshmAn the Frenchnan,
even the Siberian
II i painful to conf s. the same infrmity in regard
Intellectual productions We despse deeply and unlver
sally the sIOied child Of pretCns0n who, going abroad
for education observation With mind destitute OF the
philosophy oftrave returns with affected tone and
gait sure indications Of a spirit and dlsOgal
Heart And Vet how inteuty do not watch 10 zee
whether Of our counymen obtains IN Europe tne non
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