The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07


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fense Of himself which comprehends tho mainienance
and pursuit OF his rights when therefore, he has en-
arey san3usned hostile nation, ne may wlthou.
has ocessonsS the war and nav bmsef The asmssn !,
has caused him He may according TO the sxigency Of
the case impose penalties upon the nation; and may
eonH,on 10 harm him so easv in f,nre R, ~ reac
all these ends he should prefer those means which ar.
the midest, remembering that the law Of nature does
nos permit US 70 eo III 70 an enemy except precisely 8
cur,ty for the future. 3~yaHsI lib ch is sec DO,
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of ,hs .ns,., ill no found s,h;.c, A. a.. In.,c
| .ou. and furtker e,c.n,;on ,h.s II. .,.,,. .r,
t;,Ie ram,;n under the Ia !. -, ,..- ,,.. NV
to,;ous n.rtv nle.ses and no Ion.e, n n. !,
v;ae and n his .dvers.rv ;s insrirsd v;tb n.s
| n.n;mitv and oood faith mn ao.h, cI.m.ncv !. ,
moat noteut means of restoring a last;n1 friend
.hn. and no one can helm admiring the haeu,;
fnl illustration of the principle. cited bv m,
learned friend from California. [Mr. NcDono.I
in the case of the ambassador sent bv the Priv
ernates to the Roman Senate. Introduced Z,
that august and stern bodv of men. and helm,
asked bv the cousul. what dependenc, could h,
placed upou the peace which he asked ot them
If tbey should grant him cIemencv. the envo,
replied. "if YOU grant il us on reasonable con
ditions, it will be lasting and solid: if NOT. il vii
not last long" And the learned writer oh,
cites the beautiful example. with a heart over
flowing with philanthropy, and that love of Jus
tice aud generosity for which he is % famous
exclsims to every cOnouerer "vbat fidelity
what succor. can YOU expect from an oppresse
people? Would YOU that your conouest
should truly augment your strength. that the
should be attached to you-treat them like
f.thero
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a. ~h;ch h.1 hnmhlsd ono .na .;,., .;o,s.-
,h. other su,eIy tho nrsct;ce of c,sms,cv !. !;
tho ss,;ms,ou of the eenerous heart . h,;gb,. /.
clo,v than v;c,orv i,self. for bs that r,l..S n
. oo-n ao,;, ia create, ,h,, ba ,h., ,.k.,b .;,,
. R.s chat lst me ask INV hooor.ble friend oh.
. n,.ce hss tbis principle Of clemepcv In the cas-
in h.nds What greater clsmencv can he shor
our nov msddened and revol,ed count,vme
than the restoration .monp them AZ on, mil
. Cors,;,u,;on opr equal and hen;6cent ,.v,
What more reasonable condition, can ve Of.
I them than To throw down their hood s,.;ns
4 sr.s Of their rebellion TO fling ,vav the svo,
. th., has already drunk the blood Of % msrv h
e ro;c def.nder. Of this sscred instrumrut. ~ A;
mia. m the;, homes the deluded nnuIt, ud.. vho
!. their unhallowed ambition and cupnine and CT.
4 have i,cited to take no arms: TO make rep.r
!. ton for the wrongs they have compi;ted. r
nev their Allegiance 10 the Goyernment of the
;. f.,h.r.. .nnui their decrees of rebellion REQ
]. gani1e their loyal governments. and be acs