The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

those inirustcd with it, administratica ~ eon1n'
themselves within their Trsreotive eousttuJogs
parlncnt 10 encroach upon another The sJirit Of IN
croechment tend. to consolidate the powerr % an ",
foim ct Governments real derpotism. A Jut e.ti.
matr Of tba love Of poytr and pr3nes1 70 atr,e !.
10 satsty ~ vi the ruth Of this position. The ncte-
.y OF reciprocal checks IN The eXerci~ Of poltts Al
p0wor by dividing aud disttihu'tus " into ineret
dero-il1rcs and oonstitptinr each the guardian q,
the pubic veal againt inVs-ion- by the otherr ha'
some Of t,,m ir our own corrl,g and under our own
~ e. 70 n. .stYg th,m must be a. nCccrrar, a. "
di.tiiuion N hcdidcatiou ci thc cSns,ituons row.
,m rs '", ,n m a iTnmL "Ii4r lt u e corr,t,d y
.isnAt-. Hu ut th,rr hc no chantc ,, usir, ,'ion ;
"t 'hcHFh thir, Wv ON instance, may hc tho in-trt
Ire, Uo,' NM ri' ,r Z. .ir"' Ell ri, Tr'crd, M rO.i
clv ". "a ,th o,' balance, in permanent evil, tny
Nari u o. i'"nl,ni honeht hch the usccan. At aaS
CT sli the d.lo.iion' and halir which l.ad u r,.
hucu pto-p rit,, religion and morality arr ind-H.u-
.alIr sull lolt. ~ vain would that man clam th.
.tinntc 81 rnIriotbm. Who ,hoold labor to sub.cri
politician, equally With the piou' man, ought to "
nli their couuoSion. with public aud private fllcity.
Ivt " Hnuply hr Hsktd, Vhprr t. thr s'cuttt, for
irious obligation 'T' thc oath, Which an" ,," ~
s'rum'nis q iu,CslsMion IA courts oi u.tc"r Aud
motpli can lr mnint,in,d without rrii,.iop Wiisi'
yv,r nn, b, yl,d to the inilu ot rHu.d ,iu.
r'ri, n,r OH rlid du.to,sp ct th"t natonRlImor,l
% ,egn rTcye n Csclu.ion Of rcl siou' rrucirrs
" ~ -uhfihntallv tue, thHt virtue morality l.
nee iHr -rrius OF riiar Do, ,tumgnt Tho rule,
indg d. ,Nind. viii m'rc or lc.. force to ever,
fi,ud o i, canl " With india r. nee upon a,trmpt.
TO- tlakc the foundation of 'hc flhrirs
llnW I'v thou ~ M ohlHct oi primary importance,
n''iu'iun' Tor The g.ncisl diu'.i.l II Lunv lrl.r
IN lroporuon ~ The Emctu, ot Go,yrucut gives
OF nion .hcnld rr Gniishicned '"'' '''''
.cSn ' S6srh hSTEp, st s2cg Of ,,s .9sa & and I'd
rrcs' :, ing u a 10 u,C ,- ,pariugl, -. po -iblc
n,o.i',5 VOID, o,cs'1ns Of eAptn'c Nv cugiyatini
r.",s 'G w r = deug g. t1vu,nth rtt,,n, much
Mt,'S, g. a. nn-',.9,, - rrt"l 81; ayoid'ur, lkcaic,
ion Ct M MiSr,e' hnt m ,if rgu' cErton. M ,o, oG
NAV h9 orrs.iuu,d not uugrn,rpt.i tiruu Iug ur.
on pvtIi' the tyri' n which We our-,l,o, ought TO
hear lhyyNr,uuon of tn o. mt,mi. lt long. 10 ,our
r.ppr uiati,ei hul Il j. nccr,aty that pmi r opinion
.nnu ,2'lEiGtc y" lHcilitnt" 10 th.m tho perform.
rliciica hoo, ti mind that uard. IN r,s M MT
dthl- IN rr NUT %" '"uu" thut to hIf tyuul'
which are not more or w iucon,cncui and ,,nrlcas,
mt that the iutnn iy ,ulnrUisnn,ut in-,u ttpllr
nom the -cly, 'ilu of the morrr Objects (which s ul
MOTIVE io cnudid construction IT the conduct OF tn
r,ucH 90 To" i1 t.ut' o.. uhf f.tu.u4 f. ,ruu, vhich
ur pa. ut ,'.9 u,, mA' o.. aA' time dictate.
cultivate p.HC. iut hhuuohv with aIl r,lirion aul
motauih cu"in tli.- conduct aud cin II br that
worth, OF irc 'nligitcncd and, at no distant peri
od ftput nation, 10 give To tunukuI tLs ,n,,,,ri
w an exalted n,,icc ani Iena,ol nee. 3 ,''@sa Gsg,
Doubt ihn in thu c9ury ct timc and thing. tho fr,i.
yentagcs which might BE- c-t bi steady adhcrc,,c,
totf Can u I've that Providence hna not connected
rhccN pertinent, ~ least IA recommended Inv s,,,
9hiiurnt which 'uuohlcs human nature. Ala. l'i.R
Hnd"td iWpp Ilr Nv H. vicrsl
In th' execution II such plan nolhinr T. nlf,, r
aa' 30 ''. % rlman, ~ in,teratc antp,thio.
for l"r .hould be- excluded aud that In plac, a.
,h",, u nni twigahlr ictl,ng. TOW srds all rhouli
anoa an lnh,tral hatred, O, an hnbiina fonInesi.
- 300 come d, it.' slave II - raNp TO it, ammo.
lnli nsuR' om &c. iu, aud q inter It. KntiitG'
i' % %ont '.,. - - ntnln.t another, dbpoc. ca y NOR
'nu-.r a. u. gr and 10 he naughty md int nctnhi
IN, n'Scden'ai of irlrlns 9cc3sion- Of dpput' e
'.uol, cortrs The nation, pIumIsod by Il, will an
c.hiru! T." II. h crliil1tona Of policy. The Goy.
tuu c't umvim'. PARTICIPATES iu tho national rr0-
u't "hl M"l' lmn1tli in--iyn, what aeon
oithe nation -uh.cr lent to projects Of hosty insl-
=, ru'' "'4r,,i9l % and other sinister aud per-
the liberty, of nation- has b,on tho victim.
So ~ wi.r, pa'-ionatc attachment OF one nation
the Ia otitc nation facilitating tho Illusion of an Inn
mon inigrst cNbis, aud iniu-us Into one the onmi-
" ne oth. l. lt tray, tn iormcr into particpa-
ndrIuat" Undue cImout or iusiihcntou n leads aiso
20 CONGO nion' to the nvority nation Of privilege
nation muk ur thH runc. ias; h, unnccc..1rii' tar.
ting win Nhal ought to have boon retained, and by
a',. lu the plttlo' from whom equal privilege are
Ni,hh,lh ard y give, ia nmbuou', corrupted or Dc.
nNtluul tct, 10 hotrav or sacrifice the interest Of
lhs r"wh country without odulu; -omctimcs even
yiriuo'a -,n.r 90 obligation. y comm1udah" deter
.n'1 vi i",,c & omno,i =, auI,llg zoai ~, lnhlic
corruption, o. iuiHiuaii'n
A. U' uUo. to t,rolrn Influence In Innnmornhlc
ID ful
tho truly ,nlirl'cnod aud mirpanicnt pItrioi flow
many oip1Humiics do they afford TO tampcr with
domestic tnc iOn to practise thr art Of aedctiOn 10
mrlc1d nnllic opinion, to inAuonci ava tie public
'Oun4- Sugh Ah hithchigtni Of a small or weak,
oNud a frcut and powerful nnton, dooms the for
mer to be- ihc satctr oftho laitcr
fuin.t the in-il1u. vilr- of foreign Influence II
conurc YOU to bgi eve me- fcllow-ctizous tho ioal.
ousy Of q h'o y upl" ought Ia be- constantly awake
,nca l. one Of iio moi @ncmi fp'i Of R's"lenn
Goyeinu,ut. nut mat J'aou-y, TO hc upcf,', must
very utluon,r 90 le avoided, in.trad OF n defence
ngoln.' i. Eyc. live partioiiy for one longn ma
whom they nciuato 10 see danger only on ons side,
and r'rv 10 iiand even sscond,thc grs OF influence
II the ftyOrte, Rrp liable 10 becom' arisppeted
aud odion.; VIII" - iools und dup's ururp tho ap
plnu" nd cohid nee Of the people, to surendrr their
IN r;ai r,lc nj conduct rus, I n regard to for
uunr 10 have with th,iu NJ lttli political cOnncc-
ton H- po-hle. 50 far NJ We have elready formed
n"a-cn,ns, lrt them bo hllhllod with perfect good
Go H. llyro i,t ~ stop.
Iur,p' has ct Of primary iutCfcHtH which to ~
have none or very remote relation, Hence she
mast ho ,n-Ag In frequent controversies, the cause.
II which essentially foreign 10 our concerns.
n h,r iorv h mu-t hc unwire Ia TO mplicate
pu lv,s hr nr lcial tie., In the oriIinary vci-s
rrlf II lrl T. lic-, tho ordinary CGmblua ions
nd DolliaiO Ot her triendaiipi or cnmities.
bur dcR he'd mud distant situation invites aul on
r- to pulrlHh different COurr. II W. remain
u' I,Dfr, uud M efficient goNrInm M tht p.rlOd
mo- it OIL Wi cl We luaJ doly material injury from
NfC mai uunuv'uCt; wh0n we may take puch M atti-
iutl n- VIII tNu e. tho neutrality we may NJ any
lmH co. ulvo upon to he FCnpulou-Y respected
| Hil nriilgr'nt nation, under the imp9s.bly Of
hooking acquisitions upon ~, VIII not lightlS hazud
| hr living ~ UiovUction when We may choOsn
lefc' q. va, our Interest guided hy Justice shall
vi forero the advantages NJ N peculiar situa.
| lion Nhy quit Our own 10 stand upon foreign
grIuud VIII ,hy uerwCaNiu ing our dr sny wi IA that
an part Of Europe, tntanFle peace and prosper
i h. the toll. Of Inropchn ambition, fValzhip, Inter
II sou true policy 20 steer clear Of permanent a-
ruc. with portion ot the foreign world far
mean M We are now ~ liberty 20 do u for lrt me
not be understood capable of patronislng ndellty
10 exiting rugag,mcnts. ! hold thc maxim no less
upCahu 10 paddle than 10 private affairs, that hOnes
N l. Away the h"st policy, repeat II, therefore, let
hoc onRR gement hc ohsrrycd Ia their genuine sense
hut, in my opinion, N " unnuCcsaary, aud would be
unwi-e 10 extend them.
Taking care always TO keep ourselves, by suitable
Establishments, On rep gcAllr drirnHiN posture, We
may safely u.i To temporary alliances for eNtraordi-
III Harmofy and a literal intercourse with all nations,
Ilare recommended by policy, humanity and inter ~
B even o. mmt TCnl policy should hold equal
aud mpar' al hand neither -r'knB nor ~ 'nting eH
lcuriNC ihlors o, uutrrruCrr; consulting III natural
u lurs din lsing and diycr II nr, hy gentle
ucNuf, the le nr Of commerce. but forcing nothing
stnl shirg I'm pow ~ 20 dpos d, In order 10 give
hRnts and 10 cnahr the Government to snppor
M convent ounl rl,- Of intercourse the h,st that