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Wop1Aateeos No e0u eta We soaou AZ ".'aaps
TO portray the spiritual idea by physical
symbols. The aueneg of the ornsor, the
discharge Of the hre-crackcr and the blaze of
the esky-rockef, all express freedom from 1e-
stfatni, the bursting Of bonds, and arc,
therefore, appropriate phystcal symbols Of
liberty Dut however philosophical or 9TH
erwise 1t may be, thla Is our American way of
worslipping liberty, aud VIC doubt II the in
Ftatut1on VII! not live as long as any Of the
great national idcas we have mentioned. For
this one dag In the year even law and order
find 1t hard TO contend with the irrepressibie
spirit OF liberty, which inclines to degenerate
into license.
But This day should not be allowed to waste
Itself IN mere lrolic, din md smoke OF pow
der, nor sloull it DC devoted 10 Its old fash
ioned pcrrerson, that Of disseminating Anglo
phobia. For ninety years England has stood
aloof, ond none but Americans Larc had the
power To endanger our liberties. During that
period VIC have learned tl,at American Lib
cry may be In more danger from men whom
we elect 10 Office and power, than from any
foreign foe. 1t required but few thousand
mcn-a mere corps Ga17aee-to beat back the
mercena.dea OF George tue Third. But It rc-
quifcd a million OF men to roll back the L.
Eions with which American Slavery grap-
pied With the Spirit Of Liberty.
George The Third has slept for scnerationa!in
Westminster Abbey. Peace to his ashes !
Our concern is neither with him nor his pos,
ter1ty. The shareholders rebellion, mud its
leader In Fortress Monroe, also sleep, though
less TRANQUILITY, with one eye open, and pre-.
pared 10 start up at the bugle call Our con.
cern Is not with them, bnt with him who has
the power to sound the busle-it Is with An,
drew johnson. He has borrowed the des
pots maxim, " the world shall be no better
than 1t IS" He commands the armies OF
conservatism, He stands still while TIN
friends Of freedom march past. until the bca.
ten champions Of slavery gather around him
and then he 1as the audaclty to say. "Be-
hold me, STILL surrounded by the army or Lib.
erty!" II not Georce the Third. NOR Jefferson
Davis, but Andrew johnson who to.day leads
The hosts OF Slavery, It is not The etfronterr
of Lord North, nor the strategy of r. Z. Lee.
but the dup]icity of VIM, II. Seward TINT ana
dangerous to American Liberty, Ther are
under the curse due to those who having won
our faith j,y putting their hauds TO the plough,