Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-30

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als essi4ses siiAt hlpl8 loeai matters 10 be COM
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4 tnat c9heliallQA, eau paVspo iniefestinen-
i2lelhB AnS eoionlFs insirnt9ns wbcl appear TO
j tpsm ihlsfhleNYnst Upon them musttail tie bnI-
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4 tNeY 90 hpl alte2eH possess wisdom, they ore sure
p Y liop, slleneef Wlleh re can oniy get
/ at eeeond Aand 4 bad constitution ihe great.
ess Of ait ioppl abuses once establish he nllns
elple khat qeal appsee ought 70 be Femedied bylo
cal aetlen9ss, ana y follows inevitably thati9ac
eoFalpR % lhs colonies, Tue management 81 thAit
loeai aualss' We BaFs lasn YBsnaiiy The manages
heht ol lheli own constitution.
bnInyloniy fes pQfamenl established uound
4 pflucpe Y has also given an opportunity for the
/ remedy et3 great piacNeal efll W al the ins
/ sHumen's 81 s0vSlnment that ever We're deviael
n honsip lNapsi sanusoonNeted 81 such ns6rabl0
Qnc lsnomiWions leiure os the deyioa OF nonl
mated Legislative Councils ior pureolonies, Tho
very idea on which i Yves iomdsdwas analsSuld,
iity aud involved total mlsconcepllon 81 ito feni
1 pfpQlnce Of government, Government Is not the
causes Int the result Of the social ami daterial
condition. olthe manner, habits, and feelings OF
people, A Goyelnnenti in advance OF lis sub
leolss The exception, uol the rule. and The lOrna-
ton Of Government ia therefore not aii absolute,
but relative ptoblsm, not 10 be nude with REFER
snoe 10 hbstsQct principles Of f9r-ielched analp-
lglts, PVT 70 The actual slate andcpndiliog o The
lsoclely 70 be goyelntd.
The neglect o. this painand 5aifeyident maxim
has totmeuled every quarter OF the world sith ab-
} sut,lities and ahefnans. Because the English
people have been found sufficiently reasonable TO
be governed BY The House Of Commons, II hasbeen
inieIed that all other nations ore III iofihe same
, government, aud the principle has been applied
J 10y theorists unable 10 distinguish between what
is absolute and what Is relative, between maine
: naiioul ruth and political adoption, To Rgsnce,
Spai0, Portugal, GIeeotj and we d6uJl not ai,ere
are many philosophers WHO al this mohent would
believe they weie iotwafdng the cause oil epiiglt.
eminent by suinmoiiug constituent pssembly for
Russia, or o national convention lo7 Turkey
In tie spirit OF this absug,l dosmatism Il was
decTeeJ that BRITISH COLONIES shon,d hive British
; constitutions, and theIefove should be aocomno.
Idhted with some institution corresponding 10 our
. House Of Lords. We say this was biGnder at
thethreshold, because The problem real VI 81 not
low 10 make a eoustiluhonmost like that OF Eng.
land, but constitution most faithfully fbpft.sit-'
: ling lie elements aud relations Of socieiy IA HE
county lor which II is designed Tired by. this
: test nothing could be mofe Absurd than these
paluy limitations Of England The Governor Of
J the colonywh was 10 nominate could ney.r be
regarded ns The fountain OF boppY md b,s eta,ce
conferred, therefore, no social nOsition
While The colony was kept in a STATE oftulelage
by the Cooniolollice, tie nominated Council was
sure to be oligfaphy whohfound ls interests In
embitleiing dissensions between lie people ana
S the Minister Of England, aud Interpreting an obi.
! ious and tglIing SHADOW between Tie Queen and