The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

Williams Who affirmed thai the civil magist
rates had power 70 Teutrhin and punish crime
but not suppress the freedom 81 ne soul.
This iIlastfious ssntinent was publicly
ayowei, and defendsd ~ rs otigihaior; a.
though ii cost him banishblent from the eo-
lony. ii has aiso been endorsed by The nobIest
spirits II our age, and = Incorporated n thel
spisit IL our hoiyconstitntion. and sheds beam
u Immortality % the memory 81. The man who,
II the risk pf All, puytldiy defended u. How
.ttang6it would seem that these very raen1
who ned from persecution for opinions sake,
Who after they had obtained their freedom
nom the intolerancs Or The systems d the Old
World, should 20 soon turn round md pegse, 4
cute those who saw tit % differ with them iri
matters Of conscience. and raise hue and cry
over them until the poor hereto Cas he was,
called mist atone for liz heresy by being
hing burnt, III banished Ii fully illustrates
The human character, and proves that men ID
the exercise Of government over themselves
arc very indnIgent, or, In other words, iemo-
crltics but when they exercise that power over
others. they becofne tyfan,s 10 this general
RUE however. uiets ~ n9ese l,sl''Oia,
put they are ne snseis Yislts y earn, leM l
aa .el. ~ Y wen KS 8
The new colonies continued 70 increase in
ssls''s .u 1lssia ts ~. sss 81 the
ss9ns -
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tie Peep g On we olner hanq we're suspicious
and distant, A. required no prophet " torcteiI
what tile consequence 81 these things would bc.
Ranot was on the wing ia those days with her
ten thousand tongues toi The ears III tie royal
oiiriais with ialse tales concerning the people
Who, - thcy affected t. believe, we're fusttfipg
the spirit 81 rebellion against te d co,ln-
ri; and those Who me pubIc feeling
conid mot be hclieyeI when, tl,ev told ~.
2 u
= 800 = q llle
friends 81 the royal government. Their
and Increasing veal h excited
tire aaIfniratiot, az the ,,.a,,la ~ tIa f.lJ
. ~ 4.
= Wsil = we q tlie inether country
who imposed exorbitant taxation upon the
colonies and interfered In their legislative and
iudieial nrs,eaeaIpe. rh,so 3, !, q
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y uiset unsue.
sessful attempts through their menoflals and
petitions for redress 81 grievances. they r...
,nlys,I On ,,acidin,, ,,,s ,,,,,,,,o.. 81,
d ~ ~ n 1,, !. 4 III
hg 70 arms Ihe lihinortal George Washing.
Ion was appointed 10 the supreme command
What nm absorbing eIfsisg 4 little laniff,,f u,
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y - hatlol
faes NJ les and afilies were the boast and
PRIDE q The eiyiiszed 4 Isl
aiisei, washington and his comrades IN arms.
osether With tile members IL Congress, would
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sess 8 ~ =
punished WITH eililitls dllng o. 1anisIment
and the colonies reduced 10 q deeper state of
and yassalagc.
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\, ny uos
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81 nai
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