The New York herald., 1863-11-25

BILE 70 the people for shs exercise Of those powers The
well being Of soeety and government according 70 those
views, demanded that the people shah become moral
and Intellectual educated 20 as both 70 know what shDgs
and maintained. Those were American ideas, no. be.
| cause We discovered them. bat simply eecAsse we
because they had been succeeeu here In order 70
dersand the European feeling they should consider what
vas the relation Of those IDEAS 10 the future trusurs Of
European society and 10 the position OF parties 10
Europe Il was not enough TO say that we were right,
ths principal governments Of Europe we're wrong:
the lower The upper represented dynss.c IDEAS They
held the wealth and the power, and for The most part
the intelligence Tho lower held neither wealth nor
average intelligence, altogether skill They held
the masses OF men, and through Europe the masses
cal that they might Ss crowned and ooronst
but simply that they might have room and Influence 70
there rsS q he on he surface
four nftAs below and fest they were instructed
they would 6s in favor q American dess because they
not surprising them that men who believed in thrones
and absolute soysrnnsnts could accept American ideas
without being false TO their own. We had studied
home aspects Of American ideas hitherto and IL would
be well study their relations foreign IDEAS tbso
and positive influence; but now tha. they were .hings
when they the lie OF the psope-,he whole world
eSn.u n' ws now p ns
sight Of Europe, and al that we aid, all
Was perfectly Undsrsood there. was blessed 70 the
common people, but pestiferous to their rulers. zap
plauDo) The realization OF good government among
people that governed themselves s very dangerous
thing for Europe and the Continent IL dangerous
to have it known in England that there govern
ment stable and SO fruitful Of good as that which
s1d
because Europe was not in sympathy with this country
they shoud stop 10 reflect that they an organized
pause) American society and life was perpetual de-
moon or tsnaeSy ISTard demolition sS Of their fOsnda
fiapa Tha HtDt of
mept cbesply a. ours had been maintained had a
very damaging influence II had been said that
fnss was dd % & . se IN.
meddled with them unconsciousfy. We sent no
missionaries nor promulgated no theories but we Sc. an
sisfI S 4ies %s PjssS1 year. to tai az
the ovefiaxed and burdened people Of the continent
presses YOU we wasts hone, but pay few cheap thou
sands for government that nourshes u.s." Could the
sss e: Of iHSHn5s H S..:s :s that * %
thing that said 70 The common people Of Europe SO EN-
saciOusiy y sns & SSs e. shat srsi; M american nation
argument that ivyb6dy understands ana that nobody s
able % answer The security Of properly in ssii gov
theuticated by the example Of this nation One OF the
reasons why are 50 much in this regard
length in the sequel Of my dscourse this evening" s that
they anxious that this nation shall not DO understood
that We are nos well and that lie and
property s not secure this continent The dignity and
o. o IN a Of an The
potent moral influence adverse TO dynastic notions IN
Europe The power OF such nation 70 defend itself both
against foreign and civil war Is also sharply ihveighipg
against the example Of European Institutions and ideas.
No wonder the ADVOCATES OF absousm take sides against
for just az sure AZ prophecy or fate the continued ex
ample Of this people in ther prosperity under their
ernments and under their American deas-usI
from end to end either % reform or to rsvoutoniae
(Applause). You know Il; they know II greai deal
rS Ss 1na s Ss'
blood, and tho PROSPECT OF disruption and iaI.
ations. and heavy burdens upon people, they
with delight hssetaken away the very terror
Of their nights and the very horror OF their days-ths
nation whose prosperity whose peace, whose virtue,
mentsry upon their government and the condition Of
their people. That nation Al last under revolution
lesson more that self governed free and religious
pie could go through revolution and como out Of IL
said TO OF the gentleman, "n you are happy and
are rejoicing my advice to s TO make the most Of
struggle win for ever end all further 10Y that xnd"
Iaugher We are then. engaged 10 contest not alone
and potency Of these ideas and ph osophes which
government rs formed. but We are engaged in great
thing for a nation Ike ours TO stand for the
world but you do represent the ideas u the word-of
only agsSs. Tue dynss,ss are soa arrsyed in au,aro
mems and preiudcee Our conduct will have the most
important effect not alone upon ourselves bat upon oil
bty OF this great conflict should only be OF the
sufferers. II the republican form OF government failed
the world would have The shsdox u hundred years Of
darkness fall OF IL, and the hopes OF mankind would be
put back Indefinitely On the other hand, the power Of
people % nike and administer government for them
selves being proved here Il would stop here Ihe
power OF the people TO submit themselves implicitly TO
their government would no, create their happiness half
fH ps Il. rIna hsa E Sn more s
cious than the implicit obedience which had been rem
magistracy for IL was important TO answer the
slsnders OF European detractors by showing that
repubicanism did not lead 20 anarchy. He had
occasion say England that relation to The Trent
that but free people would have 80 heartily
The power our government against exten dangers
doubted, but II vehemently doubted whether
we had the power 70 bear up against internal corruption
That a part OF the experiment enact
ingtbe power u this government 10 develop Yealth,
knowledge or Christian civilization under such hsita.
tons has The testimony Of fact that all the great ends
tha supposed be gained by patronage and special
royal favor gained from the people, and by
lions II those Questions were demopstrstd then Eu.
rope stood the Of q Reformation or re
voias,oG was ,ner eholcs loa cannot ess. & rss
ment cannot have free schools and free churches
and people thriving from these two breasts deriving the
milk OF Ke; you cannot on from decade 10 decade
with such wondrous strides you have hitherto and as
firmly believe you destined to do in time to come
you cannot do and shake the world 70 It's very founca
lions. (Applause) Americans orghi not 10 be mps
tent with European institutions for the sake
OF the peopeior the nobest class In this world
the class called 'the people, (Applsuse)
For the sake OF this class which was really the founda
peoples had place made very lite difference which
way the governments went pesides the more public
addressesxhch be Mr. Beechcr) delivered IN England
was his duty 10 TAX much in private ccnver
saton with Intelligent men, and 70 address private
circles gathered at private houses every morning and
every night-to be, In short, mss onsry and col
portenr among the heather. (Laushier) II was h,s
province not 10 give Them his own private notions.
but TO give them representative American IDEAS lie
found impression prevailing that the American
Nation by the very nature Of ICE institutions and the
character OF s people liable 20 mobs We supposed
TO be vain boastu Iawless arrogant and unscrurulous
and has been the hand u this nation
been Southern FOR the last nfty years Uaughter) He
replied TO tbem that the North loved peace than
aggressive warfare, for The nature Of slavery TO
resort 20 physical force. Even such q one Harry
Brougham pleased 10 bis presencs-for among
the other trials which Providence submitted him 10
that OF listening to his sddrsss-( laughter -
TO style the American people American mob lie tMr
Beecber) never supposed would be his duty 20 say 10
the gentlemen II Europe, "You ought be ashamed that
mob behaves better than people" lie showed 20
them that taking the population into socount thee
fewer riots this country than In any other civilized