The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

led locally diasrens oesoiussa from that Il the NV
We never On aaniLn Il impcssSis Tor ~ % do So
shas England and America possess Q special moos-
poly q c.iu..uon and Of I0sr.y-sa.. /. .
derstood We oauoos sdmis thai these two p.soos
are a. they pretend TO be- the sole repositories and pos
SCISSORS OF sound and just political principles THAI ihey
alone carry them THO notice shsress on the CONTRARY.
il is well known they daily violate and oaage them No,
themselyes Inc only true and vertAbs centres q ov
ton Tho political system which they adopt D aYvus
y not such ss !. best adapted TO nations and people,
and profound conviction Of faith and judgment II q
stem which has boon tried in France and has pro
that this liberty about which people talk loudly ssN
OF which they pretend 70 be 90 proa 10 no Thai wsl
Ss ' o
and ply steal we'll being such - Is the duty Of eFery
government. TO seoure to the people governed.
sould no very difficult task TO prove by the roia-
ton Of what happening overs day, both In England ana
America that whichever here afi rmed Is strictly irue
ernAl condition Of England shall no doab be able u
observe the existence Of much personal and individual
liberty AT nrs tbs appearance OF there things reduces
u.s. and received and led astraS In Judgment
by the view or this personal freedom which the g0vcrn
nent lets the people alone have aud to enjoy Every
one Ut liberty 81 his risk and his own rcsponl-
blty 10 say and almost anything no pleases But,
regards this freedom, 10 the private cha 'aoer Of NE
people taken ind,v.aus which mere than thng ess
the conclusion that the merit Of the social condition and
established order Of things (which true, In itself e
or the country than the morals and habits or he
people themselves Al far - regards be political iusu
lions o. Eogan they are OF such nature snss snsr pre-
and In America, would be matter OF uaer impossibinty
In any other country Of the world. The very sstemps %
put them in practise In other countries would DO attended
by the most fatal ditoroer and social persuroAuon.
Would any enc, for example, sock 20 give a.
model for our imitauols Every body knows vhai
effects this system produces every time . new
election takes psce We doubt very much, Whistler any
xnntin mt uNn and a In
hear such agitation and commoton as these elections pro
duce without leading the fatal individual dsasers
icts and struggles attended with the fatal
quonces In Eoganc and In the United States The
cause must be attributed to the character OF the 20 pe
and not TO the system OF government The governmen4
and podlo nssoons OF these nations far from be-
Ing the operating Of this peaceful result that on the
%sS throws very va. cpoa a. i'' tn. Ssoa
gates OF revolution. We will even 60 further,
system govern 4, in fact very essence aud
principle neither less than Q revolutionary sys-
teU which only falls 70 break out With actual revoutos b.
the two countries whore prevails from, and solely FROM
the peculiar character and emper OF the people OF hos0
countries Is not that government, revolutionary ~
thai government: guilty OF upon the general ber-
Ties Of mankind Which, with he most singular andcxtraoR
@ care sna sorupuone~ Ana under inc Isl'e aad
teosion and asylum-so whom shal ws say ?
Not merely to who havo been driven out OF ther
country for the crime or ha ling repeatedly made attacks
against the public tranquility bui men notoriouaay
known being rsvoiuoniA by trade and BY prorsnoa
sassinsS
Where the morality, where the honor, whore IL ths
justice OF sucn system OF sovsrnment' Whore 10 ~
necosay-Whefe 10 me reassn 10 be found why should
be suffered to exist
Again: shall examine shs political course and system
OF England In relation TO foreign AFFAIR.", and a6 ell n
respect her policy wards nations which she has sub
ietted 10 her emplrss
ito ,ped u >tvcs Of any kind wha4
ever restrained her from establishing for herself An en-
pire ana dominion wherever she could possbiy do ..
and wherever she could open q probable and nonsy
making shopf
Leaving, however these views and considerations FOR
the present. and entering upon another and different train
Of ideas, We shall DO able 10 instant Tia
grtM secret OF Eogands glory and g,esneu-una, tAs
sTsn The color Of .essrss, 10 her and n.ocs
the pars she plays necessary and inevitable
suerce Of her siusiGn We speNk In reference 70 ~
msieria fact OF her OF her works OF ndusy-
In word, OF all those immense material productions and
manufactures which warm out OF na, vast beehive uhoa
il called Great Britain Here 10, In oil tns which W
have Just mentioned, Wherein g,eatiy uAs
taken the true TO be found by which England aas
attained The high poslicn .hch she enjoys No doubt nas
70 lac lnds, but her situation In respect TO her commerce
and manu'aoures such thai she would snk-ss
the nav YORK HERALD forbodes In view OF hcr losing In
da-lo the level OF fourth Power, such Portugal
She V great commercial d whisn has establshed
immense business ecton with all nations OF ths
Is regards ourselves We ha re already .
frequently before expressed views this subjoot
II is, therefore, vhoiy ana solely due 70 the peoOssy
OF her posison altogether owing 70 the fact OF her
being what she n-an industrial producing Bauon-thas
England make ola pretensiou on q level
with the great nations OF the world but, order 70
enecsuaie this claim and sustain this prstensan She
veil ~ America also. must limit herself 70 the maints-
nance Of her true character and must stand solely up
the ground Of her real merits She, well her sstar
and rival OF the New World mun leave or talking about
liberty Real, serious beneficial, durable liberty, oaly
10 be found In ihosc ooantcs ~hero tse officers OF gov
eminent the Judiciary, the army and the clergy. under
high and intelligent guidance. TO wit-an Arbitrary King
or kmperor.-n. HBw Yosx HsnALD) ooalrbuss
ofesner, for the benent OF others vel OF Aea-
selves, 10 the steady Advancement Of progress In
everything.