The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25

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yoane and moor = the soorces az
wealth and povsf. Bat he cen
rarely sAcceepl he persons who's Tia -
called p5cualrHurty pepent % M sxssuee.
snusetjc1 oflAeeo lbaSRx6s. Try lsxe
not Il heart IL ends via sive 10 he Iahe
Of democracy what hone and virtue ass in It.
Tho apisss ~ odf Amssina radisatlsm IN Dc.
ssructi3e and aimless; il il not loving; il has
40 Interior and divine ends; but Il is d.
structivs only ont Of hatred and ssl6shaess.
o. The other ride. the conservative PARTY
1.-THE Whiw). composed Of the most moderate, i
able and cultivated part Of the population, i'll
timid, and merely defensive Of property. I'll
vind,cates no right, it sspirss TO no real good,
it brands no crime, 1t proposes no generous
policy, Il does not build nor write, nor cher. |
ish the arts, nor foster religion, nor establish
achoois, nor encourage science, nor emauci.
pate the slave, nor befriend the poor, or the
Indian, or the immigrant. From neither
party, when in power, has the world any ben
eft to expect in science, art, or humanity, at
ell commensurate with the resources Of the
nation y
Thus twenty Eve years ago Emerson esti,
mated Democratic radicalism and Wing con-
servatism. He vas anti. slavery and demo-
cratic then, 90 nearly Is he could be Of any
party. He il now thoroughly radical Repub.
licap. Read what we have Quoted above in
the light Of the present, md you will DEE how
parties have changed: How our people and
the nation have grown. Democracy, with
ever increasing demaaog,sm in its leaders,
changed from radicalism to . disloyal and
ro-sIayery conservatism. Recently It has
had no great men or inst PRINCIPLES. All
there has been of il, has been devotion TO an
Enormity and Wrong. Conservatism has
been won't TO he able. In America to dav. il
is pitisbly wanting in men and ideas The ma
ton has been acquiring character latterly. So
| Radcalism now enliats tho head and heart Of
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fnitely more brains. iuster principles. and
| more popular force than any narty that ever
existed IN this country Tho Tb,nta, Tho
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=, so"' pop''"' Pa'v' s''o"s WIN
'ne o' Do.oie eAis'i'e' having so
nu.' A',e''ee' anu 80 ','.le aemasogaery
- - iea'e's' as 'he nepuoheah party iao
.o' ''a''' 'ue en'''e' pu' : 10 me compare
w =, a'senoe - u."asoeues'
s D,''s INV 'na'ae'er =. tue ascendah'
pa''' :" -. 'o'n'. =, '"' e"nens can more
'la' nave "''n :" ne 'epu'nc ies
.ne'e 70 io se'en'e VI poii''cs. We KNOW .he
.Aes "e"'y nve years ago mere was no
Jus' parry ~ ''e ooSef''n'eh'' now party,
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| pol;t;cs than IF J;fa A. ,ba Abstract n Al,
| tb;nes onr Sc;anca s,on. short of so;enca
and hooomo, No.c;orco Tho Nation 10 be,
.er ,hon !, no. .ve- ho.n n,ror mo-e co,r.
.oaons braver 70 do tba ,;,bt. hos moro
sta,,;,a - ,,s v;r,n. Who w;l, ex,,a;, !, .
Yopr Carlvles vii, toll Won that II was M
Lined, tho, ba vac tho horn K;ro-Kan.
n;no or Coming Man for wbom This land had
been WAITING thron,b Tho aaes aud Who i,
vas orda,ned orc vet tho aarth was whom
he sho,ld coma sho,ld lift tho ,eorIs n, ~
himself. Yet the neople made and educated
| Abraham I;roo,n tbex want hefore him
and he blu, did their bidding. Because he
did !, fa,tbfpllv and vol ,bav loved him
| Yopr Emerson sball v;.elv call !, 1. Influence
| of cbarac,ar Or with st;li broader an,sr
canton of ,rp,b toll ma 1--WE must trnst in.
6n;te,v To the bene6cent necess;tv which
shines tbronob ALI laws We call it the
| aave,onmer, ., u,man;,v-,ba e.s;no
nroorss. of human lind And we al CON.
a;r. !. ~. ,;,,;,s ,,ba,a ,hon ~
~iehih WHICH man goes On anu WorAs OUT MS
| destiny-whatever that may be. 1t was evi
dent our nation was 10 grow more was to de.
vslo,e fn,ler ,,her,v !, trner ;,s,;ce 7, bas
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done II, ana without knowing more, without
1 pelhs aoie 10 irame the processes INTO SCI
ence we may rest assured that whenever the
1 season comes for natioh to grow the people
shall discover the virtues and vitality which