Butte record., 1856-07-12

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10 every deIn4td that may DC made up,n Il
INN. rs long rs The authority IS und disputed
end it IS not III drrogation OF bis rights as a
citizen. lie needs npt the stimulus of q Ie-
cunIary reward or political II, Il ses 10 M
p-l hiia 10 discharge the ,biigltions VI, cr
which ne re. t. 10 II inselt nfiH 10 !, tell, V
men There are deeper and hoher imy al, 5
which prompt his action and direct his pur-
poses lie knows iull w,Il that the relation
OF men (pollticn ~ aud socially d. naud
FROM eAch snne sacrifices, and therefore it
Is wisdom ini,cd for h.m to submit vi h
graceful aeon e>cence to the absrIuie re-
4y,rcmente ct hum, c5I,dition Therefore
in referring to this M ject We should be
particular to draw the proper distinction
between the principle conicndel for ana the
results or in other wotd-, We shou q MT
presume to undr,ylluc the principle be-
cause O the iailu.e in : nIph atiun
The Grecians ss far hnck tie time of
iycurgus understood The Principe Of T,,u-
lar right. Thcy did not j, vclup It n The
degree which II has siLce alta ned, lut ILey
gave sufficient eNI.icnee ol their kLowi.dge
u II, T. s-tiiS the "a ini ot the ,n4pircr that
>Hcs! IS really the case. Tie iav.s which tha
emlrent spartan Ie,cireG t., cuuserI to be-
ceiac part AMI parcel oi the nati.ual lnsti-
t|uoRs coucipsiFcly proved tha, he too v g
thoroughly vers. d IN :he sci. nre Of ,,olijic-,
ami sAr~ the requisites ard necessities of
.oo4 -c'trL!ael.t. He It was ho secured
"a ,at people the benefits Of Tie elect yr ran
eA.se. not "s il ) exercised la tlc.e dass,
bs ballot. out 'hc lepulnr Will was ,xprs
sei ~ porI of .u0uiA. II i re'a ca by riu-
'afca that oll an election 4 senator, ni o
q 9 "a,
'st''il il = tHe loY' r. lncIi, iAe uatats q
lie Ea>I worthy cIt1 1cn> Hrlc u,i.t.cn,d
~ connection theropitA On 3, .irY spec hed
the re pc we're lcQn st5u t. a>Aon be III
me most Gc>lI"5l- locality ~,tr lnare
, -rssn> were tli "a al4 i-ted to decide ~, Il
th' Prciere ce oi the e pie, tia1 J., thcy
wee = tactsd lnio " 4uon ucar sic place
- ) aN-cnblay@, vccrc ths! cHEid icitho7
see 40 l. seen Iacy had wIi'!ug taA,cs,
"nd As ti.e u':iae OF each ca d.i-'e was sn-
''onarei a. TIC hc ghhsIiig multitude, thoy
sou 4 d'slEi,ate ths ~ f'eciti'on in which
LIE s.rlI. by The numb-r uud loudne~> cf
the SHOUTS, without Ia y - ter wlsi Itsr-
tiCi;ia in.ilviHul tEoy VIE in;eu5a,l lie
th"t had ihr n Hua loadesl ace,alnn;ions
~as declared duly eciel Tim. !; will be
sern. ;Lns evan Lycui gus. tat .l st II igd
- Pai.usal pliers. EaN y liluE L. Ntc.ltl so II
cop the isi.'s rh ch n, I,git matey ~
l9n5ed r. thern, ithorgh the losser which
h. ro>S, sScd at that nae. v:s Il ~ erBi-
rent aHt most rxtra;rlinaiy thaia,ter
Aud tha~ m. .h; I refer 20 instances : vAjeh
son d II least Instruct tic rauprt hcarer
n the knowledge that j. tran. niittd to Us
hy The must " { Die aa,lniity. to cstab-
N-h The o'ce s,'i s"si &C ness t.: s.iy osti, n,
bu; : j. foreign 70 ny intention, tl.a there
toi" viii .ii>geu-e vii it
The IruI rely aI atau. w,etis'i = he right
If the 1904 ie t. guvr' Ii. has often heen oues-
t'aaei. although We nil' fiud 'hat hose alo
a.e ne Ell The soI Il la5c tt,Ii HirS~ed
By thor ne jrlccs 70 such an oxtrnt % to
rrhd . y f1.f e!i-qnsti,n inn ae,j(ie. Tic
alErment used IS, thnt in II ~trernrrei,t
where the vii! q the peol Ie T.. suWtme,
there i nclo hahii 10 iuI ul>ise haste
aid urlue VreciIitancy in their aciion. hut
t'l~ 'dha l. : a ingly false md erroneous.
v hcf la-b . Il be toun' in tl, whole range
- hlS oly, lIs,aicds II ioT ;lH1 tna alt qusd
:" ia. s. 'aHt ucchJ led under bplh the ~. u
arch cl atd oiicai, h.cal governments #
R'Ms There Tue times Vt,R an5rciy
ic;eneG supreme thr' u@hrut ;he lel 9Th and
bl faath' that vast eH.ile- rhen { I'll e. : If
TIC law ~ g Iarniys,d. and the laws cone
qreully render, j nugatory and useless Was
this 81. e result ct IN sgAvet nucut bv the y o
PR / -TTrchrud not II WAS ,ccasiun,d
solely b. lhe arrogance aAd assumption of
their ru'crS, who. trauscCndinc the houuds
o. constitutional auiho1ity, lIccipitaicd the
condcmna ory acii,u Il e.: au nra ael !, ruace
Thus It VIII be- perceived that thosc no
favor This most crroueou, view If the sub
jccj. can it'd no authority with which 10
=
Viii regard Tor a moment
Whatever diversity uf opinion may exist
in rcsPtct the ifcr,nt 70, Ms II Cover nment
Their prominent character sizes. and their
ndap aiirn te the neces-ijice Of man there
i dui.bIle-. gete er | aceuicsce, &C IN the
opinion. q II all Lumrn laws Should be
tamcd upon thnse II raj tcnets that are 80
be .ut fully AMI tersely srcken II in the Bi-
bic. The sn'ilnenis there I'd ,apced sc IN
10 BE- in cousuimnce with = ju-t ard liberal
sicw al cur natuts and to strictly acco1d
with Di. ;utention.
Il ha> always aIpea'cl TO NY mind clear
Gni col u-ive, ,hat the enly re>trictian
which Col designed sh uld be placed upon
man'~ action v that which uld sponta-
neously ar sc from thor, ughly cultivated
moral sense, that sense III, uld Of course e
The offspring OF Divine inspiration. No one
VIII deny the proposition, that oar naiura
incliuatioDs are g" d and pure; out il is tie
perver>i0n of these faculiies By contact
with the difficulties and trials Of the world
that Constitutes the most iBcalculahle
change; ami while il is impossible under the
existence Of things To tain perfection and
TO obtain the utmost OF our oc>ires. vet Ii Is
our duty to conform rs nearly to tie de-
mands If cur moral sense rs is within the
range ot possibility
An eminent French historian has saif that
religious inrolera nee viii always ally itself
with the passie n Of man. howeve- diife, cnt
those pas,.srs may It is otteutimes the
ease too with political intolerance. The
history of France presents field fer eon-
mont Comparatively speaking. but 4 few
months snee and Frances capital vas re-
sounding with the cries of rire Ia France :
rire Ia RepH6}igus! The claims Of royalty
upon the ieaiIy 4 il inhabiSunjs were IN
Tec0gn zeJ, aud there WAS general acgui-
escepee IN the dema nils OF tae popular will
\ revolution however Is sooa wrought in
popular sentiment. and We II hud the
French throne occupied by n member of .
nee repudiaied dynasty, ro5ed IN imperial
purple and welding the secptrs ct sovereign
IL With more rigorous hand than did ever
the illusirieus person whose name and title
he inherits Nor is this ali; the French
people are AZ this time perhaps engaged in
chantinc Te De,uRs ON the occasion Of tho
advent u la NJ de France. doubtless imagin-
ipS that an era hns daTne,| which riil diszi