Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-27

Of the steady mclioration Of the race, teaches
to Judge with equity the reciprocal relations
OF States The free development of all inher-
ent powers is the common aim, and the ac-
knowledgmcnt Of the universal right to that
free Development is the bond Of unity. Be
tween Britain and the new empire which She
founded, the duty Of impartiality belongs
equally TO the men OF the two countries but
experience has shown shat it is practlccd with
most difficulty by those Of the parent land.
The moral world knows only one rule OF
right but men in their pride create differences
among themselves. The ray from the eternal
fountain of justice suffers DETECTION as il
falls from absolute princes on their subjects,
from an established church on heretics, from
masters of slaves on men in bondage, from
hereditary mobiles on citizens and peasants,
from privileged caste on an oppressed one.
Something Of this peryersenoss of pride has
prevailed in the metropolitan State towards
its colonies it is stamped indeibly on the
statute book Of Great Britain, where all may
observe and measure it intensity. That same
pride ruled without check in the palace, and
was little restrained in the House of Lords (;
il broke forth in The conduct of the admins
tration and its subordinates it tnged the
British colonial State papers Of the last cen
tury so thoroughly, that historians who should
follow him implicitly as guides, would be as
erroneous in their facts as the minis sters OF that
day were in their policy. This naughty feel
ing has 50 survived the period of revolutionary
strife, that even now it sometimes hangs as
heavy bias ON the judgment even Of English
men protesting liberal opinions. The Ameri-
cans more easily recovered their equanimity.
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ana She open the door tn'h the animal set up
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