Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17
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scono-aic slements They are fitted for
peace sai cnmpetsr;,to var. They are
no. easily ,na4med, and. when justly IN
censs6, not easily exringcished They
srs patient 10 sdyers.ty, endure chcertally
nee3tul Burdens, tsx themselves for real
wsn;s more royalty than sny prince would
dare to TAX his people. They pour forth
without stint relief FOR the suiferings of
us-, and raise charity out Of the realm Of
dole, inee muulieent duty Of benef-
icsnce.
TIE iab;; Of industry among free men
p7spares them 20 meet the exhaustion Of
uss With increase of proaastiyeness com :
nensurats with the nesd that exists -
Iasir habits Of skil enable them st once
% sappls such armies IS only freedom
oan muster, with arms and munitions
such IS enly free industry can create
Free society is terrible IN war. ana after.
yard repairs the mischief Of var With
ss!er;ty almost ss great as that with which
.he ocean heals the seams gaghed IN it by
.ae keel Of blowing ships.
Free society IS fruitful Of military BE-
n,as, /. comes when called when no
soager needed it falls back as waves do to
:he level c: the common sea. that Z uoRsve
Eaay es greater than the undivided water.
With praof Of strength 50 grsat, yet Ia It's
.s:snev. ne stand up amOng the nations
of the world, asking no privileges, assert
:Sug 10 rights, buL quietly assuming our
place, and determined to be ssceBd 70 none
a the yage Of civilization and religion
0; al, nations, we are the most asn-
ee.ous and the least to he feared, We
need not expoand the rerils that wat
aoc1 enemies thg: assault us They s.e
Sufficiently understood But re sre. no:
d dangerous people because Ne are var
ike Al the srrOsSn. attitu3es Of this
nst;oa. SO oEen5gvs 10 folsigu goYeru-
naat, were ;Esrired by slavery and ugdec
rs administration oi .ts ml1.9ns. Oar
tastes, cur k4Sits, or interests, and our
principles, incline us 70 tee arts Of peace
Ghis ustioa wss founded tg the corr
uor paorle fer tie common people. we
ass eeekiag &c snbo1y 10 public economy
more liberty, with higher justice and viz
-ue, ,h2z have been organized belgte,--
Sg the necessity Of OUT doctrines, VIC s-e
pu. II sympathy wi.d the masses Of men
IL al nations. Il i nc, ouc business to
sab6ue nations, tut 70 Augment the POW
e.s Of the common people. The vulgar
ambition of mere denomination. IS II be-
Ionys 70 uuiverse! Aums1 nature, claP
temp. Us; u. It is withst0aa b .le
uac.s force u ouz principles cur habits,
cur preoedents. and cur legends,
We acknowledge the obligation which
org better 95iit;ca! principles lag upon "a.
20 Sc: sa example more temperale, h2
rsaae, and Just, than lAoDsrcAigi govern
meats can. We Bi!i not suffer wrong
and still less will we inalgl ]; upon othe:
na.ions. Nor are We coacerued that 50
many ignorant Of our conflict, for the
present, m:scouceiye the reasona of od7
.aginc.ble nliilJsry seGI. 80 Way c5n-
tend " asY ties. for . little territory ;h-.
rou do 10, need ?" Becaass Al Is ours!
Because It IS the interest os every citizen
% save i from beccming = fortress and
-s:o.e Of in;sui:v. TINS nation u ouc
horse. ana cur fathers ho1-ej an3 a.-
.agsed de the 12en vh2 Hl.. 10, ce-erd :.
20 ,he a..erIaost. More territory KAN
xs need? EuglsuG lh=t is large en90ga
70 be our packet may think that It IS
nc.s ,nen We need, because Il = 1ote
:agr :, needa; ba- ve are better Judges
=. VIA. re aeec thar others are.
Shall ph.l2a;h-5pis, szy . banker,
uno defea6s himself sgsi1st a ros5er,
WAY do you med 50 mceh money p
Bat re vii not -sasou w.ta sIca ques
,;ors When any flreiga uatlor w'ian--
= wia 6igiae iIs terrilo-y and give It
c.esrEailv a14y, we VII srsvs- tla cues
i'm Thy re are fighting for territory.
=, present, for pass 70 tbs e'aside72-
t.oa c: benefits that 4cerle to the South
a d:s,.ncloa from .As rest ot the nation
the South raaps only sufe-iogj slv
good eee5 lies buried Uldec tae -a--3Fs
,: var, that peace viii bring 20 harvest
: Deadly doctrines have been purg73
avsv in blood The subtle poison Of Sc
csssion was : psrpsta4. threat OF re73.U-
non. The sword ms enoed that danger.
sha. which reason had affirmed as 3 phil
osophy, the people have settled IS fact,
Theory Tror0unces, There can be no
permanent government where ezch .nts-
srs! particle has liberty to ay o-i, "h5
xcu.d venture upon vovage Oh Sh.p,
each plank and timber Of when might
si.haTa,s al It's pleasure? ? But the Peo
ne have reasoned oy the logic Of the
sword and OF the ballot, - they nave
isolared that states are inseparao-e parts
.: ps.ioual goyerament, They ars not
sovereign. State rights remainj but
sovereignty ia q right higher nan al
o.hers and that has peen msoe into
common stock for the benefit Of al All
:or,her agitation is ended. This element
apss be cast Gu: Of political problems :
gsposforth that poison vii noi Farl.e IL
.he blood.
2. another thiag has been learned