Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

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presents On unbsshsa and enduring
calm d Monaschical lIsdneaA little
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ollss disappointed, thss - people
were IN essasss respsc3isg sspsb''esn
propagation and he establishment
Of Sosms o. government betA declaring |
asd guasaatesiag ~ right sfssfsov-
esnmsat. The incsustatioa sfdsspae'c
power secured by The joist hbcn Of
the European potsntasss, covers and
SCENE to sti6e the liberty q the peo-
ple and renders obedisnce - tyranny
IN sbsolute obligatioa, from which e.
cape u imposible. The tssaqui'ity OF
Kings affords leisure fos No people to
blot their overthrow, end History
shows that while Europe hes for time
rcposed in undistusbsd psses, . sudden
sumbling and upassving u he masses
has startled the world with the flight
Of Kings sad he tuusbliag dow" OF
throaes. The vasss educational inhaen-
CO. pouring their soul elsvssing power
through The undsscurest Of European
Society, constantly and quietly prepare
tho people sos the tocsin q Rsvo'ut'o"
when tyranny becomes insnPportable'
The tremendous boiling up Of fresh
democratic doctrine during the days Of
Unrestricted republicsa freedom in
France, scattered abroad and widely
disseminated the songs, speeches and
writings Of the pseriot~ ssd stamped
them indelibly upon the memories OF .
m.jority Of the people, and there they
live and gsrminate, and when adhesion
to the sham usurpsr becomes irksome
the change viii Be sudden, irresissab'e
and moro permanently republican,
Every oscillation Of the Republican
pendulum carries the people higher mp
in the scale Of progress, and falls back
again only 70 acquire fresh strength
for . future effort. Each effort IL an
advance spon the proceeding one, and
gradually sewers the relstioos Of the
people 70 the system under which
they were reared, and astsscts them
towards . genuine republicanism .
practically IN force in tho United States.
In America they find . model sys-
tenn, and since the French Revelation
Of % the people have had some def
mite object IN view moro substantial
than that merely Of overthrowiag IT,
rant They have sought not only to
tear down rotten systems bat to build |
up new ones fos The security Of equal
rightA They have rtpaied The science
q sosev.s.est more tlsa the arts Of
rsvsIks;@. Hssps thsefar> prepared
to eoasesnse sussySsuMnest before
revolution ~ 'dsges~alsd ia1e bloody |
massacre and blind anarchy.
This very eondition Of latent prepar-
ednsas , fatal 70 the iatsigaes ofroyal-
iasa IN diagsisa Who sssst every power
70 ereate . reaet;onasy tide ultimately |
ending in the re-establishment q mon |
archy as a refuge from anarchy and
bloodshed. Such We the case in
France in 1852. 1t was the despicable !
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Napoleon was sPPlsuded By the people |
for breaking p The system which tol-
Grated them. VIZ supposs thsa the |
majority of he Fr,.eA rsa;oa fsvor the |
present tyra,sv = peefae,hle 10 4 ~ |
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