The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

Of some other dynasty doctrine, from that nom ut
the liberty Of the press would cease TO exist for that
thus when, whether in France or elsewhere, declared
enemiss " an established government adduce the en-
ample OF Enghnd 10 claim the liberty Of attacking the
existing policy by means Of the press they at under
mistaken views When they utter indignant nvectives
Indignation Is sincere, they misunderstood the con-
dns 81 liberty possible among men, and at all events
they caamniate English liberty.
Inc Huth that the example OF England proves 70 us
"a tns contrary, ana in the most striking manner, that
the liberty Of the press must follow not precede the con-
there parties hostile 70 the established order srug
cling not like the tories and wings for the ministry but
a. The Jacobes formerly did TO overthrow the throne
That 10 say az ong there nations within the ma
ton liberty can be given TO the enemies OF established
order only among degenerate nations, who, like the
aud 10 destroy themselves the safety VI the State
And new, Monsieur le Prefct need scarcely draw up
iss which have 70 give YOU II all parties all
vritsrs really submitting TO the constuve laws OF
society 10 which has founded the throne
q Tho Napoeons IN order 70 make the basis Of nst
q ts French people, only desire the liberty Of the press
for The maintenance aud prosperity Of the State then
they have fact and in law the liberty Of the press in
England, and the law warnings becomes dead letter.
That abuses "a srety OF IN the government be exposed
that th~ acts IL the administration be discussed; that in
nents, o. contrary opinions, shall everywhere awaken
social political, commercial and Industrial life who
reasonably Complain
b., there parties WHO propose to themselves not
70 have thfE d~ss their doctrines and their sentiments
secsp'sd by the government Of the state but to
an"tr government, and 20 the dynasty another dynas
yt~n whatever may be the weakness Of those parties
-, g.rm hat pss@oas hostile to established order shall
10 ksgt alive ar without spanking even Of any danger
an nat csards the fusion Of parties IN the great family
w rtaie retArus a. the same time the enjoyment Of
NE liberties o. our country
A. 20 he instrument which the law present existing
paoes any hands BY the system n warnings have not
~ dA.sms@ a. Nevertheless IL may Be allowed 10 ex
press my opinion candidy, and without circumlocuton
nat sste" a. 80 exceptional measure, subordinate to
order Il thrs aoabsl,s n prncIIIs a. die,atoriaI as
hat faunded ny the def ners ~ th House Of Hanover
eai application 4 more frank and sincere than
q The ikSayeesns. likewise infinitely more In con-
nfmy IN The manners and situation Of country.
and tsasaas he rnt ~hrh separates useful discussion
fru3 mat Which nJufious 90 The State II affair
- eanssssncs A. ascAs for >spe'cnAn minister for
am rssiy not ~ draw hack bcfore any rcspon.
ktlIfy, intsrdsaffng the pross 20 make attacks
!" ". 49,. snaer Shaasser Fe'ss' o. With whatever
M consult @ny psyai. considsraiions from whatever
s.arter thsy may come "a tn cutonsi shall have 70
Try IN acsilm@scn, may use the expression, tho
HABITS a free dscnsskn
recommend 70 your attention, and which beg you 20
take yuur rais ~ conduct an Ia propositions which
yee a~s have 70 submit - In nct forget that the
rssS over IN v~ess, sAs should hs exercise Of
- q sssst " sssapsioas god ni.h C. . mind
and ns a. fhe sdnn~frsoa that this power has been
Delegated "a my mlasiry Let nat your acts, theveore,
shelter themselves behind that protection let them
90 ~ s ss - M @as ,.r S 80 70 public assS
go yoo ~ the Enarrcr and ~ ss~nrea hal cnly
~ your 90 ,hs pubic scrs<t that yoa viii prove
your asvo'sdn"ss V him Accept, ss. -. .~,s,c,,~
lhs = mspsint, We presamsi a should be John
Martin.