Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

Sel9lS0 9f bang great. wGE.tly sui
powerful. invites c'r7a-s;.12s i As !: does
+ II l:yilu2i men, to aspire wen tlera Is
10 cheek. 70 govern l. st were such
organic atoms transmitted through nata-
/ r.! heirs thew voul,i becomA institutions
But ii pe-p ,.uitv : opposed :, the pol
lev Of our society aHI = orr lsws. CO..
p1ra,e bodies themselves do not diA-
/ Of what avail to ms VINO inharj,s their
power. Of VIA. t5nsel IeHca IL they should
lapse. il in the nature Of affairs others Of
+ necessity mu>t ar.sa with sim l4r power,
objects an mathol.3 Those objects and
methods must ever be % direct the pol
lev Of the governnen for their own ends
+ BIZ th7 wealth that thoY possess. b. the
pltr5nago thev dispense, ~ ths force
! that they weld s. org la.E9i combiaa-
i tons
/ TIE government through The halls Of
i Congress is already a: their coumaal-
! Ihe purse and the sw ,rd Of the nation are
under their control The elections are nj
! nipulsted in their interests. Why may
/ no. universal suffrage bs,sm, "a powerful
] = weapon in the han Is Of an o'igarchy as
! it has proveito Be in tho g Of European des-
j potismG Hereto fore tue will If the Frencl
people has but recorded through the bal
/ lot box .he decree Of the Emperor. Tue
| chambers of Prussia coul not stay the
ambition OF the government. Their re-
! sis.anoe was swept away Tx mist before
! the storm by the popular exultation on s
| successful war
| If the combinations 50 strong IN th"
North cannot certainly command a sufh
/ Gent number of white voters TO secure
! their ends, may they not count upon
powerful reserve in the blacks Were
/ it in tn, order Of nature that the colorei
population Of tn, Southern States should
become settled. industrious and prosper
/ Gus race should ming'e freely and ANAL
/ gamlta with our own. We should not vet
/ B, disposed to think that they would Be
/ permitted to reacl such a condition If u'-
con family in the hands Of a dominant
/ and antaz0nistic class to override the or
position and to crush the struggling ef-
forts Of the whites. Mutual antago7ism
Of interest alone it seems to Us, would
sooner o. later cause a DESPERATE struggle
! for mastery. Does til. history Of man
/ SLOW us two nations, not - say races,
superior AMI an inferior, 3 conquer
ing and conquered, tho only way in
which, before the importation OF negroes
they were likely to come IN contact, where
/ thu integrity Of the po!lsy and customs OF
each WIS preserved. rs it usually has been
preserved for 4 long time, and yet whore
they lived and proSpered IN harmony =
! W. rememh T no instance. TIE English
element n Elglani att2r the loss at tn"
\ Norman duchv soon o72rwh2m' and ab-
sorbsl the N)rnaa. Tne diff renee o.
! Norman al | Of Saxon though ap2HrHn' It
is sal IN the days o. th' seconi H'nry
or u the first Riahar1, though even then,
exc .phng advan'urer@ AMI some oaron!al
retaner5 It may poss'o have been rAth-
,-.} ... ~ -.
.:t-1l.. .1i.a.,.l2,,.,I !; i, 49,, of Il,rarl
IrT ~, hoI;,,., = has hoo, o,o, The
~. - I,.,-,,,, I,,r:,,r 40 as If harhor-
-, ;,v,sia,, v,o F,a,, IN C.Itie G,ul
H. nv, VIDAL o. Iomb,r4 IN ft,ly
sal Saa;1 rntaineJ far = t;ma tLeir or.
ga1izttian ami tbs superiority Of arms bv
viii i thcv won their orize. anl during
which but violenc, an / misery i chroni-
,Iai tban cithcr commenced bv = more vi
roro,s f,e or the masses Of the nation
min rtjnr with tn, con iuc.n.l. strong
feui4l aristocracv alone remained the
mora now.rfpl If whom had sometimes
the ability to erect in}eaen4ent dukeloms
or nripeinlliti,s. The A~ab ia Spain.
where he did not absorb or drive out the
ori rinal Inhabitants for eisht hundred
vo.,rs warad con+;ou,ns wiz The Tar
tar in CL;o, ana tba TurI, in Enronc have
retained their distinct national orcanze-
tops and one is the source of almost
nerenniaI revolution the other needs but
1 rbe nroteetin, hand of European policy to
be lifted to be ouick}v driven beyond the
II .los,,nt
-,
ne real Tohu'''oh OF Tue p'o0'e'n WIN
Us seems 10 oe 10 WORK ou' ou' 'a'!'i
uNue' '"0 uohi""''"n oi co"00,'' ''e' ~
"reSls Opposed 10 ours % 'o'iiO' "'''o"
whose "''t !. mus, DC 10 Keep u>' '''0 'u'-
'''a,oF' oi '"1 son. UPON Mlose PF'sPsF'
" Al mus u'p9Hd' IN 'nI oo",'',lon - VI
scarcely more man serI' o'unN - VIZ
'aAd' he"eF' OF Wood anu drawers o'
water, TO ply the necessary taxes 70 sup
port the SoT.rnment, and moreover 10
supply sn1hHent amount Of money to
slut the coTmoTants who i've by emoez-
zhng the Puo.ctunds to the extent we have
seen It stated OF a hundred millions per
annum to bel P support the bondholiers
and by indirect taxation TO swell the in
come of the manufacturers and other real