The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28
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shAn mot be they who win behold great phenomenon
And what shall be our duty under similar circum.
ssapoesi 10 give wsy' rhs, besides being folly Is i'm
poesbIe. 10 arrive ct 1t the desired aim To
is stiu evidently impossible TO depore destiny
which caused be born In epoch Of asitaous and
siae. being useless is unworthy Our duty is 70 accent
with good will and with full confidence the situation Provi
dencs imposes ON U.S. and TO struggle ~ith nrmness aud
consancy against all Obstacles against all difficulties from
whatever side they may come. This is.cur task-ths
our duty-tes is the glory Of the present generation
Individual efforts and cooperation OF the citizens
the efca for maintaining order, security
peace they day still the only for republic At
other smes the power entrusted with the of
and security had at IL disposition for that purpose
comparatively numerous army and public treasury
which, II not fourishing, sufficient for It's object A.
ORDERS for teh domination and Dismissal dependent
IT, and nevertheless when the prompt and efcacous
accomplish los aim Al present nothing Of all that exists
there ia army rave the indispensable recruits for keep
ing garrison in the fortresses The army who conquered
the Independence add maintained the republic ana ia
liberty returned, az in the happy times Of the Roman
republic, TO disappear again In the midst Of the labor
than - honorable scars nom the wounds reserved Whilst
gorto e9hting for their country. The treasury Is
empY 10y unable 70 furnish even the most trfing
sum nrting any force that might be necessary TO
reprers N - of rebellion Those Who be agents OF
the executive do not to-day In reality depend upon H. nor
there any ecacious for forcing them 10 fuhl
their duties do call 70 mind such crcu instances on
account Of consuming the present state Of things but be-
t8 the highest importance TOR CltEens
know that there to-day other resources than their
purses other force than their for MAINTAINING
order peace and security The executive but the SEN
nel 10 give warning of the danger the voice - call to-
gether the citizens and assign them their posts ca led
together they should not lend prompt and efcacous CO.
operation disorder foreign aggression should take
the republic they alone would be responsible
for H. the responsibility would be unfortunately
very effective one, since they would be despoled OPP
pressed they would DO the only victims Of the aggression
and disorder.
The reform which is, in my opinion the most important
that has been tried In political ccdethe transition
from the actual form 10 the federal system properly call
eds following It's constitutional course n the legislative
chambers. This reform Is violent transition; Ii the
last step in the series Of changes which began time
and the natural consequence Of ME stu sou created
by the constitution of 1853 do believe that the feoe
raj system Is Of itself the for all the evils Of the
public, for there ia neither law reform whatever able
to produce such effect but think that serious evil
is to be feared effect Of the federation which could
not be natural result Of the actual state of things The
immediate effect Of this change will be 10 divide into
unequal portions the objects OF the government and Of the
administration Whatever has life, health aud force will
be united in the Haes Of whatever patriotism despairs
~ be the part Of the general government-foreign reis
TONS national finances public credit But will this seps-
ration be serious evil do not consider II as such
WI ether the reform being approved each section ia
abled TO create for Itself with the necessary
for maintaining order and security, which Is the mission
Of the government the proposition being rejected the
srtual order Of things is continued, II will be
contested truth that IN the union and concord Of the cu
and In their timely and efhcacious cooperation lie
the preservation and power Of the republic.