, 1862-11-29

Auttf lAEA[1oAEs %AhLf ulkk u 4AS oHSpNoSAb1tpf
praytrs. inte1ceasions and giging q thanks be
made for all men; for Kings and for au that are IN
n e Il iaass: 81; S9s s
tag cheedaIY and give thanks for civIl govern
Second Do 80 the more thankfully when jau re.
hect. In addition. that "civl government is q d.
vine Institution. and the etaxgstherer " a m.uister
ticn Of government which baszs it merely upon
human consent: which Claims obedience simpy
o1 hfs
agreed to forego part Of their natural libsrty,
ard. to ea5S3 rs s,i mutual prolee1on aad q
prevalent fhsory Of s' w1iters and Esp speakers IL IL
adopted 1honghtleazIy b. theae whose intelligence
and piely should have Taught them better. II is |
5aas y sEaa e il ard a. sn s il 5ssa
argued from The same principles ~ in his t'Aye ct
ReaRon." ard We find the host Of French phlloso- |
phefs, heiole ard aince their revolution, Of Ger
man 1adieaie liberals in politics aud religion alike,
AID Of English freethinsers and political econo- |
mastE' a. sEt.,ng fo!.h ms conception ol govsr1
writers became its great advocate In this country,
and ihfassd M i into tie popular mind sud The mo-
datien. No stream can 1i.e higher Than It's foan-
| tam. Authority that ia merely human gains no |
| has been resolved into mere human expedient, |
sochl contract. conventional bond, It retsins |
no saeredness it epeaks with no authority, it i'm
poses no moral obligation to obey. II obey it il
simply that Judge e1pediert touse the arrange
neIts, fear to resist the physical power with
to discard It, think can do better. Moreover,
It plain thst governments never did originate or
@ could hare originated in thi: way, The came into
qutni1y invented this theory as implied in gov
eminent And then the tendency Ia to fomsnt se-
stronger tie to bind any man to an existing gov
eminent, than his suppositiou thst It ia caTrE1ne
ont i good fs,th tie Social contract. leaving lin
| to rebel or withdraw at his OWE discretion
which has pinnsed this nal nation into + terrible ce
fectige pulitical theory, which prepared the mind
inwardiy, OF slavery furnished lie OCCASION aud
SIT we gain : broader foundation. when in
etrncted by the Scriptures. We learn that civil
government is an Institution Of GOD thar law is
ing, whether in IN empire, moca1chy. OF re-
public, under commission Of the King Of Kings
Ito The ATMOSPHERE and tie Iishs into liz isil1 u
and the social s1ate, through divine mac. when
Gcd made the race, he meant that government
mieIion Just authority 5 was M essential to hnasn
character and welfare He prepared the earthly
ceesi1a family and tho spizitna! state; Obedience
aS dss Ss kn
we read. stLet every eoul be subject nnIo
the higher power; for there is no power but Of
Whosoesef, therefore, reaisteth the power, rc-
eiste1h the ordinance Of Gods and they that resist
ehall receive to themselves aamation (co9demna-
I'll ,hsn 81 gsGs sS MSEs q
the power? do that which is Eoo1. aud thou shalt
hee e the FL h is 5a 1Ss
evil, be sfraid for he bca.esh not the sword IN
vain. for he is the minister Of God. revenger to
fore, ye mnst needs be eubject not only for wrath,
! ! bnt also foz conscience rake" 1es: this Is the
IL es / e. Pe
= nnt to conseie1ce. It makes government speak
u & tie r name , q God as q bls 9sdnation clothed
last extremity, and to b. deied at peril OF divine
: g weM a$ r. hnman wIat5 T. throws rs npon our
Z CIVIL government ae part OF lie universal Sway;
and IL the "lsdom Of bus present providence. II AZ
: le1ing the actual form Of gorefnment under which
= clsd IN II functions and in its officers E7erJ
! oMcer, N the exsteife OF necessary governmental
T + 20 1r hs paasa ine h9
tne 1piyMan u Ms ses., lae 1aiiof poldlng the c.
Isa,ha1er rsIiiEe % r }
{ Isl support We 5yaa i he tess ns 'sb 81 I'll
canse Qn v.s" 81 h1s als1ne aa.ao:isytl e1Tl GOV
so US te nne ar sGT pay
II 1rg contMnaly upon 1hs very tang Render
20 ~ aneas cues s1tnnse 70 wh1m tn
shns no;nt II qeW KAN At t ens as
~ Of the preVfous argnment. When the tazgathere
Il sneess a. PONY aoof. ne comes not eAly 70 repre
~ bnt aolVi1e idsa and divine command His cam
mission has has the 1oysl sfEnatn!e OF heaytn
,e asks Wi so1 a.; accept the o[dlnanss @ Of God 70
~ 10 tapIeme5 WI Eon naxe c9hhdeDce Il 11flas
I WISDOM anu ioss: m1n Iou opEy law, whose sea
70 ,S God declares to be receasaey:' Let 5ouz lAtet
al GEM anu moSt cneefiai answer DC IN Tue siirms
ve as s9fa fizsn 2, 1sq
n 8: we nsceha anoshef alep: pay the soFesI
HEEL IL AZ &c , peG3uSe 4 our
he bare fact that civil government is such neeeE
s1ty thas Woaet orm II ,sf nsttsE than auaEch,
heW adoaa m ts z
9e 5e suppe1s is the beet N existenee This adds
psdency and necessity Of tho case, maSng It 81 81
IL vus 70 tne auest sapselty ana renloE1ng sxcns
5om ae % meutn o. me os II aao
ea gcve1Iiaent IN general. IN view ol human goot
must specially endorse 1lal Mn.ca ii IL IL .a3iuet
II degree develops mankind in every faculty and at
Ys vences it to the greatest happiness. Ii mskin
~ Ench claim for our government, do not clos
se bsen Imperfect in nsIhcd. and IL nn.ra1;on own;
II to human 1HiTnl'f g wisdom and character, at
ne ne to circumstances # peculiarly trying na1n-E
.n1 Ench t the uEon Of maEy States in s:E9le cs1
e. t1al government, the heterogeneous pepuls:loi
- n much Of It q very 10" cAara ter, ntroducsl
~, ca unraIa2tled immstatior, and the existence
ue slAyely in the half q the territory, unier loc
g; Stste protection. This Last was sufficient,
vs itself t0peIll TIE whole e5periment. 1t wa .
led rsa sn ~ ~ ~ 1s.n Sc
cir ,ossi,ir torn in a rnns1b1:c".t coos.t+rt;nr
Of Wae foreign anG dia3rIbin. subs,ancn in the n
litical bGdy and wae necess ssariIY morbitIc in ind
III III crce 1t mate our Whole uational development
Sy war Ct anfagoais'ic principles. and our nation
~ ~ h1stsIy continual internal st-agsle II agEr
~ | VAttd the Other dapSera likewise, and assOcat.
re- them with itself fo1 Its own ends; for at d
io1 North: Though universal srttase controlled
M parry dlsctp!ne IN us hahdl It Used the daast
IN IN Gus fore;gE element to elect those who wlo won
~ ~ DO leg b!udlnE o. siafeEs. While at the South
als played upon the State PRIDE taught treasona!
doctrine Of State rights. and finally succeeded
per eyatf s,se ~ @ .ate ato 5euSsilon;
he coSntSy tas fnra ,atae Dart Of censnrT annr
y nayy ment thaa any other peeple.mote personal
ctty nole general Weattn4 1eic1iisence and nap
-" ness. ptttel oPport1Elt} st Lne hul1picst TO
een 70 any ros!taon, Wlae seope 1ot 1eliglon ana
Yep th1s WIZ me isast expense. And mere comes
Ia . hi a ~, AI TaJi @ eA ~ a1nus
MY n,,iains ~ ~ s-1d fn-erst 4bt tai @ ~ =.
not - ~ - u. ~ ata ao,Ket 5na' tneH tetF GO
ion pa,n5 IL .ae e @ most convincing testimony OF
our i;4 SS " =; ~ t,t n;tt =, way i14s "
ore 1;4 III vi th ~ ,i ~ laueet II ns4
;nel eac tayaa nnd hata 1one - ~ n p1s
!net a @ su.n aau ~ epils 70 iol se1cIa.lo
~ ;! err MT orcnsIomod r. ia % sa,r hn.5Sa ~ oa @ W
Pre;sn so ~ ~ ne Ely I4sue4 na1 a ano zee
- - Is ~, ~: ~. Aiah toss tLat uls
a+d VIC cheonaa+ o..ornn,ant M 81 .1 Hc r. tnI & y
" @ au - =. ~ On sAItns u 9He
~ 9 t ~ @ t1e 'ttt popuat1uA. a!la i9
I"" Wao same ron acaoss @ @ me ocea1: than could
!sul.o eise"ue!e. Au4 " ~ 9Hc !sit tne burden
lt8n 1th s1ppoIL! iaaefo II ashsa aot even cent
in lsk, pnS py tali1 On impolle, nuI1n1eo It's Q
.ine 1nant manuiae19Ies am, arg rased Al tas revenue
fhis an 80, -. ,-ah g. - ~ @ t4 =. ~ @ ,4
PIT +I n n,f aG =; % - ~ a.ultsa u
Anether. InlS ls one o. lne satGsL Signs Of 81
-- government, l1al. as VIII tue Al surrounding