The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

voice OF amsA Ation heard Rachel wept for her c
ample OF moderation Is 1t that the people, whoaro
imprsssionable, should do likewise Or has it -
this that the interpreters Of the moral Iw will lay
down, that what is execrabs In the people
the hngsp That the commandments against the
mission Of theft and murder applicable only
that baptized in the of aiiction2 That they
are less privileged with vengeance who to the
ton are the most provoked That bIood
viii not stain the velvet and the ernns leaves IN
indeh6le impression lnenS That in the Book
OF Judgment there be no red s scored againss
those who stab with ewelled hand bat that every
blow given py is damnng spot recorded against the
hand that = rough ana blacA with labor? this the
the daughter of Mersr-she who was exceedingly beau.
tfulNas commissioned to go forth and slay the AS
decree of Ei at whose beck the stood still over the
valley Of Ajalcn until the people revengsd Them
selves their enemies. and the chiefs Of tbs
army set their feet the nscks of the kings sax
the kings were hanged upon five gi5oets, ard hung
the decree Of Him by whose win the mulstuaes
coming against Judea repulsed in a.hsura and
the tongue OF the wicked Naesnar was cut out, and
given by pieces to The br AM the hand OF tbs furious
man hanged up against the temple? Let not the
biologists of toe kingsops attempt monopoly OF God
The sacred book disowps and coptesdics ths Reason
protests, conscience reyols history gyes evidenes
against and repudiatss the mpops sppro prat,n Bat
calumnilte the people by striking ba betwsaa
them and their kingships The people Ia Europe have
taught their masters unpardosable lesson. Thsg
have taught them to be forgvinz they have taughs
them to be generous they have taught thin nobs
they have taught them to wash the blood from OIL thsE
Testament 10 make the ways of victory the ways Of
peace, breaking the engines of barbarsn whilst thsy
suSjugats ito passions. Standing the smoking ruins
the throne Of 0reans what the first act Of The
people of PARISH What their hrst act, when, all about
them there were provocasns to retasts, ard.
and evsn by the least tolerant might have been
cuseds What, at that moment was their first aoti
glory of humanity The ministers against whom thsy
armed, and against whom grave account rsg-
ugh they had against tbs people
were free to share in the honors Of the republic What
rhan fall political eenquencss Conscience shall -
free: the tongue free; the press free Republicans
r-quires axs; 1t is impostion-it is emanaton;
the active spontaneous sentiment the constrained
working of the nation the central FIRE viii III propagAoss
Itself and stands in need Of stpendary agents for s
fraternity sxtnguished. and faith in the progressive
power of the republican principles with fearless mag
napmity proclaimed. Thus it Ia that repu bcanism
rsdicts Its assslan-thus asserts itself venge
fu but bene6cent than demonstrates
Itself the architect Of orderthus out Of chaos it evokas
creation and spans rescued psople and the Arb
which contains their liberties with the symbol Of b.
migrant promise much for objection repubn-
ism in Europe; much for s ncom patiblity with
public order Now for another and have DONE 1t Ia fire.
que nty urged even by men remaikabls for the beraty
their political opinions, that the An erican peopleths
people OF these United Stesare the only people adapted
10 repubcsnisn Now, there time, not very long
for the There time when the notion Of thsix
being able to get on in tbs world without the as,ery
at immensely by the astute SPECTATORS Of the day In
bis speech from the throne, l77b after charging the
into the minds of the people system Of opinions repug-
rGnt to their constitutional subordinston" and vth
pre-" the Kind old gsntlem.n-the disappearance a
whose likeness from the gnbsard caused Van Winka
to rub and doubt bis eyes go thess
gracious remarks Of his with the that th0
royal mercy would be given soon the deluded mut-
tude should become sensible Of their errors" In thu
debate the address to the throne subsequent Tho
reading Of the speech just quoted fio great waa
laid upon the Americans seeking for independence a.
their leaders boasng Of their modelling their gov.
errn eIt." 1t was said that the future fate Of tha
British empire, and Of ages unborn, would dspenA
upon the frmnsss or ndecson of the government "a
dihmal picture was drawn Of ths Consequences that
would attend Americas becoming ndep pendent" min
ihter Of the crowp-I forget his name Oaughtsr
tanned that sAmsrica without money, without trade,
without resources could not continue prefer runou
and precarious isolation to the blessings Of peAsa
and happy depend on Great Brtain.n Again. whsn
1t moved by the Duke of Richmond in the L0rda.
that Mr. Penn should BIS examined upon the Amsrsaa
reason it WAS urged" that the, could not bs Soc
pcion Of his parAty in favor Of American
would Be much impaired by suoh an event" And Il
to end the matter for the present. have the editor
Of u hs sns to ,ss vS
however tie final consequences may be- must be deeply
regretted BY true friend of this empirsby evsy
true friend Of the British empire, Of course fatal day.
when thirteen English colonies in America declared th
elves free and independent States abursd all aeganss
connection. Such rs meralze., are the ur,,,xn.tS
eonpequ.nsss Of si1ii conienlisp. Such the effects
hat may proceed from too great power 'n INC g.
ide, and too ill-timed doubt OF obedience ON -. -
other" But 1t not only implied Affirmed insinu.
ated insisted on your good fathers we're
tent to make their own laws manage their Aaain,
ap propiate their moneys and reazs on their ov1
bot independent fortune 1t was con fden rly -
serted That they were to keep themselves
decent other The idea Of Americans aourshng in The
manufacturing line-knitting their stockings an
weaving their coatsths idea tossed By t.
most sedats sages even with exubrance of rasry.
Some short tire since lit article copied duril
the Revolutionary into the Maryland Gazette from
London contemporary 1t is written with view to exA
colonies, they called Them could support manufae-
rure OF their 81; is obscted-thus runs ths arti-
knowledge Of those countries til At such estseis
mtnts (manuiactores) not only improbable but In
possible for that their sheep have but little woonot il
the whole sufficient for pair of stockings year to sssh
inhabtant But such Is not the fact obssrves gentle
satiso; for the very tails Of the American shssS
cart or wagon four little wheels, to SUPPORT a.S
keep it from trailing the ground" Then We are toad
and sitter their horses" with this WOOL and in the nd
tsat great preparations making for cod and whale
zens Of Amerca it is mot necessary for me to rsmisA
that your fathers outived these and prs
tons and not only proved themselves a. for rspu6lsan
ism was the precise condition Of society and which
they could most prospsrousy operate is always 90
oftier region aud wider Geld of action 1t certain aA
there ever will be-as there have been IL suah
rerching upon gibbers, and tombstones and STROKES
oakf.croakng night and day. with an interminabls
iiduity, their dismal representations They whs -
this day maintain that the people Of Europe M
republican would assuredly have said the same a
the American colonists had the creatures hvsd
when tea. tota Ism prevailed in Boston harbor ana
the ladies' of South Carolina became Sisters az
Charity to the soldiers Of sumpter and Msrioe.
colonists were qualified for repubcanism it is smpir
because their judgment every existing arrsne
ment and sanctions Unfortunately all successful speea
lations. Their prophecies the
of the pedAr, and their panegyrcs like the beegaxa
| thanks wait on fortune. Such would have besa
he nv WhnrnC
set the of his auuch1g out the -,
They would have been the most profuse amongst tn
sycophants who his return kissed the that haA
lett their traces the sands of San Salvador "Tha
very same mem wrote Robert Emmett the night before
hs execution" the very men, that after success
would have sttered, will calumna.er But let q
seat look the matter closer Americans exclusive
y adapted republicans they alone that Ia the pro-
position And who the AmercansY Are thew not IL
ohiltren Of all cmeY To this immense living mass Aaa