Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-06

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knet- Self preservation 70 the first law ..
natsns. - we'll - ofindividuais "s'''
beware how w indulge our love Tor m'".s'y
S9sey TOO far. The heights OF national glory
~ dizzy ones. five venture too fsr into
thsss contests, our young nep. who even
now have almoat lost their love for quiet
liz. will become dangerous Instruments in
ths hands u polishsd and brilliant dema-
gsguss. Not thAG W believe that they
Weuld willingly subvcrt tn. liberties other
country, but the plots Of despots ore deeply
hid, their arts canning, I end their blinds
complete. The very army that placed
Cesar monarch above the ruins of the Re.
nan Republic. had loft its native hills i'm.
bued with the same patriotic spirit that ours
4 distinguished for: vet Il vaa made tho
viI1iue tool Of 4 splsudid despot. IT. orig.
bal spirit was .calIeussd BY marches. and
eanpeieus. and victories. and triumphs.
while il understanding vss blinded BY the
heroic nualitiea and unprecet1suted success
q il leader.
Then why should we help those who will
~ help themselves. Ysars ago Lord By.
soa wrote-"Who would bs free, themselves
must stsike Ne flrss blow" ana natious ap'
plandsd he saying. 1.-THE Mexican people
havs scarcely begun tol put forth their
oessngth. Had they had tho leaders the re-
bsllioa had, TO pat. forth svay iota Of
strength and 70 use it with rapidly and
vigsr. thsy would mot now bs calling on W
~ aid. Let them put their shoulders 70
shs wheel - patriots before them nave done'
end The whole power Of France can no more
me)ugefs them thans Great britain cou'o
saejugats her colonies.
Neither DO ws believe war on our part
yin be necessary, Napoleon is shrewd
dsepet He knows that he could insintaina
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the French people regard II With colduess if