Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

we have been used to reverence from our boy
hood, and which we believe is the only safe
guard to our liberty. fla national man isnomi-
mated there will be no trouble about the result.
Tns HARpsR's FERRY ISsuRREcTIoN.-The
real friends of liberty must sincerely regret the
recent attempt of few fanatics to revolution
ice Virginia and Maryland. Ours is such a
government as no other nation upon the earth
Possesses Here the rights of man are ac-
knowledged and indicated the humblest in
dividual having an opportunity to rise to the
highest position in the Federal Government,
basing his claim upon his real merit and sterl-
ing worth. The aim of our Government is to
give such political protection to all that we
may live in harmony together, and promote
each others happiness. The trainers of this
Government acted wisely in building up the
political fabric that sheds "alike its blessings"
upon the rich and the poor. If we have heavy
taxes-which are the greatest evils the COM
munity has to complain of-the people make
them. We have no expensive Government to
keep up-no standing armies to keep the peo-
Pile in awe, or floating nayies to protect our
commerce abroad The moral influence of our
institutions is such that we are respected every
where. Our mechanics can follow their daily
toll without the dread of being drafted from
their homes to fight the battles of some AFRO
giant knaye Our husbandmen can plant their
crops without the fear of contributing them
towards the support of an invading army. In
our homes we feel a security that the people of
no nation on the earth possesses These are
the results of that species of freedom we enjoy.
Is there national man-apprcciating the many
blessings that surround us-who would desire
to destroy this Government. and in its stead es-
tablish anarchy and confusion? Can the men
who manufacture these broils and SOW the seed
of disunion know what they are doing Could
it be possible that the persons who furnished
the means to buy the arms and munitions Of
war that have been found in the possession of
these nsurrectionists, could have appreciated
the evils they were TO bring upon the peace
able and order-loving portion of our citizens !!
Did they desire to establish the prophecy of
the anti-republicans of the old world that the
people are incompetent to govern themselves
Or did they want to see one set of our fellow
countrymen arraycd against another, cutting
throats and destroying property Can it be
possible that philanthropy could so far run
mad as to break down the only Government, on
tho earth, which permits the free expression Of
thouobt and the eouality of man ms an indie
n.ndent soveroignl II seems that the intellect
~ man /. ,o,rogadino instead of progressing.
To let loose the pcople to murder each other in
,ha name of buman liberty is an irreconcilable
n.rodox If tbe nassions Of thc people arc to
~ axo;,od an os IN do in;urv 10 each other. the
vavv =, an whom ,yc exncct to sunport the law
vui ~ ;ts worst enemies undermining our
ereedom and establishing state of things that
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oarsoot dosnot;sm when we will have white
-. i...ooa of hlact onos Everv liver of
NJ, .o.n,r, should aonrecote n reyontion or
IN, -. !. h,;,rs With n hitter fruits and
80. j., ~ ,oo,,le onsIav;no tbemselves There
80 nao.aohio c;t;gcns in this country who have
p ..s',.es III. 49,. tovord. ,bs purchase
"a nnnit;ons 70 carry an a mnrder-
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'aa co,e nrooervo,;on should ,eacb man
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1. n. h. donroeo,od mora than any one thing
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81,
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80. a, ..oas i ,oto ~ arms and ,nur.
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- 80 would prow, ana b;s
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.hoaa n.ho $40 ,,,anov towards consumatino
tho oct slon, sonndIv ofter ,bev had known that
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and children had fallen by the hand Of the as