The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

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the best relations Of political economy cooperating
both moving harmonously together in . development
unheard Of It's extent OF the material prosperity Of this
up 70 be man, with the necessary leisure for the
veiopment OF all his nature moral and Intellectual
S0s u, 70, one see ample toll for the rest Of our
great Question: In America brains always rule.
t ID the long rum to the credit Of our insti.u
rule. You cannot bully this community. II
any power had been able 10 bully into silence the
cannot be coerced either into silence or submssion
tney must ne convinced They reached that level
which must have reasons furnished for every step II
s necessary therefore, with nntrammeiied press,
Souss. men Rap WIN ygaat watch over dis
valve the great CHECK OF republican institutons,hs
outside virtue should all be left free disensaged for
leaving stone unturned, no effort untred no word
unspoken that win take forever and entirely out OF
shall the angry eud between the sections or tie sl
angrer feud between races again break from tho
the Pacific We will clean both courts and Iegsla.
lures both college and literature that there
distinguish . white man nom black. i know that
slavery has been abolished; know slave has
gO title deed 70 bis house know that in one half Of
man, and great opportunities have been opened him.
but know also that before this harvest is actually gar
very substance Of the constitution and OF national
lns 1t ID necessary that tho community both North
South should NOT only stupidity accept but that they
should intelligensy receive and in ali the customs Of
their hepotcal literary. socal-they should actually
ration The institutions Of another You might as we'll
take and put ono mans another mans body.
For instance take jury trial Jury trial grows out Of all
the circumstances and the entire fabric Of the Saxon
race; begins in the cradle It 10 part or the Saxon
blood. Analyze genuine Saxon from the German
bottom Of his heart was we'll said BY that statesman
like man. Daniel O'Connell, when he pleading the
cause Of the Catholics ISM, shall be content when you
give intelligent jury. Jury trial is the beginning
and the end tho Alpha and The Omega OF an
French undertook 10 eners into French
law the jury trial. Before that under the civil Law Of the
CONTINENT prisoner was placed at the table and cross
examined a. 70 every incident Of his fe together with
all the circumstances connected with the alleged crime
and after being hundred times roas-questoned the
his opinion noting the demeanor Of prisoner
q part Of the evidence. And In the same manner the
accused person whom he is called upon to prosecute
The simple reason Is you cannot make Frenchman
i lies ike piece Of alien metal on the common soil 81
his daily life; does not belong there ID just with
freedom introduced at the South; Is just with
the absolute equality OF the black introduced anywhere
in this country 1t does not belong to American life;
does 1t anywhere; It does mot dovetaii with any
thing II does not belong to us. Now, therefore, you
cannot expect in moment to naturalize this great
change. I; must be done gradually The philosophy OF
human nature shows it must be- You cannot expect 70
sit up Washington, and by cunnngy devised perch
meni written with great acutcness and learning TO
make oveg the OLD opinions and customs OF ten States
cannot be done. Now II IS not trading l object
altogether, but want good trade. Webster sold
Gus for nothing laugher,I and If Lincoln's party had
into power and war interviewed he would have
sold out for shadow The danger to-day is that
the simple preservation Of party domnancy the republic
the party The great political chiefs have but one anxi
ety. That the selfish preservation their Places
is tha. The great party in which they believe snau
| maintain the possession Of the government and
S Be- su..sy s ~" Z sss haze s
carried Through the should hold the gsv
srnment We have saved And when thai fdss II ~
vorced from the government do not know where
shall nnat Put unredeemcd democrat at the helm Of
the gosernmen and We have lost sixty per cent q The
erai Grant snail lose ifty per cent laughter
and hIsses) Pnt traitor, like fessendsn sherman
s Il H.. loss % ny Sss aa Il sSs
OF this platform in times pass was 70 call everything BY
no. s az I Agricultural Implement Il did moi
undertake in kindly efforts to wrap up truths, but II
spoke them out IN PLAIN saxon words Now the great
that gave things their true names had other
motive. The fulcrum on which we planted the lever
matter how politicians repre.en. the parchment
and the American church shrank from the conflict the
people Gettysburg and Atlanta, and out from the
. SIN would to God the chidiess mother
had known II before she was obliged 70
Known before bis father had isit him unprossctsd in
this world Now to-day the responsibilny rssis
g - ss e .ass.
Ice he coafsssse that be Trims down rights ~ order
bis Iie. why should / not saw iii Il Il no dis
credit 70 spade 70 call t q spade; Desd
fS T' politician fss oics concerned Ss1 s00 sIs.
breaines to-day on the American continent, said TO
friend lately nave MOT dared 70 utter my wnos
l an Episcopslan but politically am Methodist
do libel him. and is not my fault II he saw him
self as he really was. He was politician and the
world Is full OF them The republican party to-day
say 70 their discred, but 70 their vindca-
drawn into the great maestrom Of presden-
la election that levels every American to the great
consideration OF what TO carry his party 81 the polls
no matter how much nuth he conceais and how man
equivoca words no utters Now, / acknowledge /
that necessity. ! know just ~ we'll - Henry wilso
a1ss ,1 snss nS e " ,p sna
party. You might a. well st 70 work to build
anosher Noahs ark as 70 attempt another political
ment When in the interest," OF party sacrifice
acy, snail stand silently Why should say 70 the
capable Of something more We can reap iairsr har
than that; secure greater result Henry
negro Thsy have no absolute wish disappoint or
balk IT we only rally and marshal and up
the public opinion that viii demand all that the hour
requires they will pay attention They will say 10
Us a. william H. Seward said to when INTRO
duced him In this city, in the supreme Court he
alluded 70 some remarks bad made the day before on
the omnipotence Of public opinion Said he, that In Q
good thing, you 60 and manufacture public opinion,
and / viii II as fast IS you make IT, Now
use pubic opinion Just ~ fast ~ We manufacture II IL
you would manufacture public opinion enough SO thai
Wilson would not 10 come home 70 New England
with hts present record the whole senate would mount
up like balloons the level OF Charles Sumner 1hc
republican party Wilson 70 the South with sugafy
message q milk and water staiesmanship thai means
nothing They then send Kelly 70 corrrccs him. ! do
not crisicise the ytaesYan:hip y tney call u states,
manship. All l want Is, that when We sell
out We sell In the dearest market and ges
the best price. cannot get all have
earned want get much a. can. Therefore, until
November $685. will labor upon men conscences and
when can get mans for an hour win endeavor
10 impress the him. II be loves the child In
rs cradle he VIII smooth the path Of is future. We
leave cradle hard tasks enough debt Of three
hundred millions Of dollars moreaging every right hand
and half q. million Of patriotic lives hidden IN early
graves are enough give for political stop God
grant that every political step We make may
necessarily DO purchased AZ such . price Why
should We no. ,,s WI gu, mgn.