Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

q which refer-thas the Constitution itself
makes provision for Coz safety valve f1r this
numerous people y. that every four sesr- IL -
perfectly constitutional to make a revolution
miy, quletly-by the votes Of the people.
That = one constitutional privilege The sthsr
i Inherent IN The nature Of the people and of tie
uovernment-th,t is the right or grumbling.
Laughter II YOU elect a man To administer
the Government. IN less than eighteen months
you are VERY sorry for what you have done. and
you have Alright 70 grumble. and there will only
be three years more TO wait when you can make
revolution. when you can throw aside the set
hat nave been IN power. and try and get better
set IN iheir place the next time. That has been
the rule have seen great majority OF our
Presidents elected. never knew an exception TO
That rule Therefore IL is that there j. no coun-
try IN the world That can fairly be compared To
the American Republic under the American Con.
stfuion. IL Just Cor this reason. Not that
Englishmen don't claim the right Of grumbling.
too. but thew have not the remedy everv four
yers They cannot change their rulers -
Here Is privilege and constitutional right
Even though YOU voted for the incumbent for the
highest Office, YOU can crumble But further
than that. YOU must wait until h- time IL
out. and then get another and better map in his
place. This is the remedy As to republics.
have 10 remark that this is not the first in the
h'~t''N W tue uuuhn 7 ice- ltalN aDounueu viii
hourishing reDublics-smali il you please in ter
ritoral limits. When Venice rose up out Of the
Adrirtic. with her hair dripping beautiful city
surviving much longer than this country has done
yet. prosperous. commanding trade to the East
and To tie West. to a great extent she was Re
public, but unlike ours. There was no safety
valve Not 10 overlook small things there is
the little Republic of San NJ irino: and that fur
nishes the only instance in which supreme power
was never brought 10 the unity OF one
heac; for they are so jealous of their
liberties that they hive two Presidents-one
to watch the other Laughter That little
Republic in the Apprentices under the protection
OF the Popes has exised for nearly three hundred
years, keeping the lamp of liberty bright. in or
der that nations desiring to initiate her example
may light their taper at her light and bring their
people TO freedom. md TO the jealousy and pro
lection Of liberty. wherever that quality is
tlal and the people suited for il The whole ter
ritory Is not very large--nne miles long and four
and half wide. still they won't trust one man
alone in mower. They are both farmers and
both Presidents We talk of our standing ar
mies-they havetheir standing army. and always
have had, numbering fifty six men Laughter !
But. not t. detain Won and the nudence who have
been so del GIFTED with your erforman,e longer,
j will close my remarks bv again cougrafulatne
you and. from the evidence furnished here, with
the same application industry and talent. there
is no doubt that in life YOU can esneciallv sue
coed. guided 5y those honorable principles of
right and Justice To whrh YOU have 81 eloquently
alluded. Great applause