The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-17
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A Monthly Repiew of he Political Pres.
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ANXIOUS nob confess an humble reverence ever an
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STRANGE deep ernesness the didence
Of confidence in the latter and thus increase
In our common country there less
nncees OF action and expression N partisan confess 50 INDUCED
BY custom ana SO h y use @ IT nae active snoo Of
principles Of by dislike OF the prevailing means
and who spprohend as consequence po
principles and private virtue u for such that this pubea
me general neglect duty high authorizes the
this Is Needed the public has probably
protector Whether he shsb capable Of supplying the want no ?"
mine Acknowledged that political magazine Of
novelty in what Is called politics perceived upon
principle dnereslsd could condemn the project or long ser
IL Tho following opinions are held upon general con
ocssion:
exclusively political maintains the yston by action and BY
day in the public mind dangerous complication Of
sthahod political axicms that in some instances men o. asno
political party that the country abouns with wise and vrtn
Gus obsary public loss would called by the
people service il there practicable method of select
ing them that attempt to this cad in tho nature Of organized
parties has failed and must continue TO fail through the same
causes that produce the eyil,' &c
adacy WITH abs vet unred but With an artIess and reo
eanor which Is hoped VIII not altogether dssappon conf
The virtue people the only Public opinion
them noasuraby politics above, unchecked, will
suy this nag until general degradation Of public
sentiment endanger institutions, political and social That
chiefly principles of morality
Dramatically ignored practical political questions irrelevant, aud
these ignored questions of morals The main object will
by examples that in instance they
question sound politics practical morality that under
popular governments political action moral obligation that
paa politics tend private virtue
aud who forth pub service
for regard should be treated who put
price who hold profit be the proper condition
duty that believed 20 be seeking Office should be eaousy
herefrom that politicians s.pd DO excused for
otvcs ihat they cannot justify In public confession ihr po
condolences against tie people That the
political a he power Of reforming The foregoing evils that
generally candid and just matters of fact and
opinion their general to make politics exception
they continue they Justly cargeabe with the consequent
deterioration Of public morals.
will supported by reasoning solely upon admitted
principles selectngchcfy the
without Of personal special condem
nafis ea5 representative class and
fiustrive prevalent evil prnp and lhcn applying such
instances With simplicity the plain rules justice and
sense.
Oar political those doctrines usually ncorpo
their party platforms, which Catholic
principles support shall such other doctrines
as the progress Of mankind may develop
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