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the fruits Oh pal ihey nave 100 the pleasures Oh
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enable portion OF England 10 DC merry the year round
To thousands OF Others happy home and enough to eat
are happiness enough Then come the tird class first
alluded TO- whose name as legion and among whom the
comforts OF NE are not so equally dnua IA IN our own
\ broad land
The security with which the practical operation Of law
encompasses me ana properly IN pahlui contrast with
our indifference on the same subject but John Bull is
matnred old man, encased IN tght-hting garments,
shaking bus head somewhat disapproFngy at the whole
worlds his habits formed his manners oeremonious and
distant while America, like an oyergrown schoo-boy,
whose Jacket and trousers have left his extremities
4 exposed, il rushing through life in a hurry, i'm
patient of restraint laughing gaily reverses now
sliding upon the untried ice, and clambering
up the rocky steep-a little vain it NAV be- of his
growth but incorricibe boy, who will event
ualy learn his lessons and give the world OF
n =. The fact is that have taken from Proyi-
ence heavy contract cultivate ooonze embel-
sh 50 large continent and until each one has fenced
in his LOT il must present primitive appearance
what futnre if adhere together under liberal and
wise laws slacous rulers selected by ourselves limit
ing desires TO capacities rewardng those who
serve faithfully avoiding the degeneracy more ancient
republics which condemned their faithful and tried lead
ers to death and exile and have dwindled away through
arisoacy and monarchy to Insignificant obber bands
II becomes nation 10 disprore that oft reiterated
assertion that republics ungrateful, and now
time when there seems to be lack of great the
worlds stage, and II is dificuit to make choice among
the numerous n'afs io popular fayor are We TO hope
in vain for some great legal lunary that shall tighten
up the questions OF popular sovereignty and territorial
laws unravel the conflict OF laws and pour oil upon the
parallel drawn by theoretical dsleevers in republican
institutions between the treatment by Greece, OF Ars
/ hat by tl. Ir,;t.