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THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1865.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1865.
1866.
We arc entering year OF promise. Good
1ncn, In former times as well as In our OWL, who
looked for the good lime coming. hare studied
the prophets, and concluded that the gear OF
grace 1866 Wns to usher In an eTa Of great
blessings. The stone cut Ont Of the noun
tain without hands was TO break in pieces the
ancient image Of tyranny, aDd the kingdom
and dominion and the greatness Of the king.
dom under the whole heaven should be given
TO the people of the safnts Of the Most High
God, whose kingdom Is an everlasting king
du1nl
We nrc moi skilled in these computations;
but In the secular and political aspect, Of
which we propose to speak, It is at least re-
morkablc TINT studious .1ncn who have now
been long at rest, should have liked the battle
Of Armngeddon In thc years just passed, md
the dawn Of the thousand years Of blessing
ut point SO full Of hope md promise as the
present year. We need not 70 TO the Old
Testament to be informed TINT the true cou~
stituuou Is, 10 commit tho rights OF NIL men
to tho keeping Of nil men, md not to The
keeping Of few men. Tls world will never
be al rest until every mind and conscience
has, tn some way, It's fair yotc. There Is no
other way Of saving the strong from the
temptation Of power and the weak from It's
oppression. There is no other way Of securing
thnt community Of feeling, which is the first
condition Of the fellowship Of mankind. The
question is open now in our nation, aud We
may 3csd The world in settling IL upon the
baAis Of the Constitution II 1t was, when men
we're created equal and endowed with inalien-
able right; or VIC may lei It pass, and leave
the rights to fight its way ont again. Il Is
like I'LL our other questions OF compromises In
thrir begfnninE,-n question between daring
TO do right, when single firm, truc word Is
a1l that is needed, or being compelled to do
right, at the expense Of wlnt is dearest to us.
Tor every oppressed mind end conscience
thcrc nrc two artns, Injured 10 tell aad waiting
lhcir time to strike. Yet il is not 80 ra1ch
from these TINT We arc 10 look for the new
revolution. God hns strong, silent forces
working out Ills will. It will be again as II
hns bcca. Or Own ceasciences and the con-
science Of the world are with the oppressed;
and they Will not cease thrlr demand until
man has his right. And sc. tie certainty Of
The result does not lie even here. The sare
The E,innys drives tho murderer mad: and 50
destroys him. We lAyc seen the pro.
CESS. II vas but Ht:lc while
ago, tEet four millions Of slaves wcre suomis-
siyc under the yoke, and twenty millions Of
t1ccneu, though their consrieaces cried ont
against the wrong, were crin.tag at The bid
ding uf the despots, and Offering To fortiiy
their power hy new and perpetual caS:guards.
Why las wrong so securely established
come 10 such sudden fa1ls Dccause human
ity Ind snrcr ercncer than our wraE con-
sciences. The madnc.s Of lie doomed
brought down shc Judgment.
So will te again. II We suffer the scrvi-
tudc Of caste to caste 10 take the place Of
scl1iiude Of men TO mcn, VIC arc not at nll
freed from the unequal marriage Of dcspot-
isn with liberty. The subject race cau never
again he submissive as they were; our con-
sciences can never be 60 qaiat again the ty-
rants nrst tc, ms tyrnnss always have be:o,
violent md ernctinE in proportion TO thciz
feeling Of guilt and insecurity; and tie cribs
EIrst conc nj last which " i'll solve the ones
tion. But howt It cannot he otherwise
than in accordance wish the eternal laws of
justice. VIC will not believe that 1t will Dr.
stEoS cur naton. we shSil :ei &C 'ree- Ihe
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