New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

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pol teal organization, Eie'h2r as coD'ns Ioi' "0-
taTe OF prescription, OF precise 'h'''n'n'' wv -
nat sense each wa'd has lis nights "a "c'i a. e''''
city, each family has its rights It's reserved nights
and each individual; but it was the night Of es'h
part to ts own petty sovereignty, eTinjurious
tina; sovereignty might bo 90 Che whole OF however
mischcyous il ne ght bcto tho beierrights, and the
,ruer,interess, OF the petty portion that claimed It.
II was not that great odd benedcent state right
which God and nature bad designed for each pol
ZION, however small, Of this unique, geographical
territory and for whose security great yielding Of
focal independence, with it, miserable pcrqnistcs'
would be the cheapest p!se that coaid be PAID IL
other words, II was not the night OF each stale I'D
tho great national. y-the precious tight OF each
state and Of The people Of each state, ~ the whole
and every Other involving the yeciprocal night q
tho ,-bolc spd IF tho ,on,e Of the whole in every
,,r, II was no, tho incst.uallc ri,h, Of inter
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io.s Of All I'm, ,aloc and on tho -lory. tist wou,d
cc,oc r,,n, han, = ,ac,nlcsr Of sarh 4 uation1lty.
This lalteryasa STATE night too ;raascoudcn,al for
rhe ancient demacoguc and 80 b. - ior the mojcrr.
{; can not bo estimated By their aritkme;ic. The
local ard the petty. and how easy IL is 20 excite
,,o,, ,ic,t q r,is thc. can unicr tard That hat
which f. small in itself becomes Sin smaller when
separated from a 77hole that Nigh. Lave impari
70 IL some Of Us own dgnty-this IL altogether be-
yond them. Phoeis and Els had AL their worth as
mombcrs Of Greece. 80 ILLINOIS las Ilgni'y as q
portion Of the American nahoh' separate ION
that what SAfe ~ II AAeiy 10 "i"Ao III "'s'"'9'
even though II mth', io- " u'"e' preserve u""'rl'
the purely h'1lfaiy s'9~'sh' IA.9 'n"' u'''"o -
nom lAd'--a ana "lsooAs'A ~ 1a''' i"i o.'""
f0r'ngll ana SIAM " - IliNi'i''l! 0-' -.'A'1'
historically % VIC sinInes' 'aH'"n III manu-
we may vel! doabt whether III the "orids kAo"i-
edge OF i as separate sovereignty IL VIII ever
rach Inc faIne OF the Moha"As' ana o' 'no Ola M
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