The New York herald., 1870-06-04
Gravely Important Questions Connected with
Governmental Organization and Its Admin
istrative Development a. Viewed and
Reviewed by One Of the Firm Of
Female Brokers Of Wall Street

formed into % homogeneous mass by 'the cardss
this mass Is then divided and subd vded into the
different degrees Of heterogeneity required, ana
these arc more distinctly indviauated into
.ahe webbing and illlag" by 'the jacks
and mules" and are then reunited by
'the webber and loom" into cotton cloth,
the ultimate result. Every part OF this process
forms points OF resistance more or less easily COM
PEELED into unity OF purpose. Every bobb'n, spin
die, shuttle and card il so many different expe-
rences required to be gone through with before the
result can be reached while all parts OF the process
arc going OH at the same time. The power Ii the
government; the operatives Its administrators; the
various pieces and parts or the machinery are the
people working in the several paris OF the process;
the cloth is the attained civzatlon while the direr-
entdegrecs Aneness its progressive stops Thus
It should be with human government. 1t Is the
power resident 10 the central part which should
control oil the processes by which the people dre
guided to produce the ultimate result II should be
OF such character "a TO take the people In the homo
geneous mass, ana, by picking caring, spinning and
weaving compel them into unit OF action FOR Divine
use. Every operation in nature, II analyzed,
presents the same process aud similar results. A
central power competent for its purposes through
various means and avenues, controls the materials
into perfected productions each Of which Is per-
feet OF It's kind. the sphere OF thts government rs TO
produce the legitimate result aud Its limits are only
bounded by he necessities OF the power that the re-
suit shall n0w; but low 1t must and docs always.
1t Is there predicated that power cOmpeteDt TO
produce harmony IN that over winch It rcigns must
be sufficient control all the diHereut parts to one
end; whatever individual or combined points Of
resistance may be raised to its edicIs must yield
their resistance it is necessary therefore, that the
governing power must be invested by the governed
with the necessary control to compel them
into harmonious action SO that no antagOn-
ism may arise to divert the tendency 10 unity
OF purpose 1t must not be supposed that a sell
power should he one fashioned ana organized by
and with the consent Of the people, who, Knowing
their weakness and acknowledging It In their sober
and wiser uoments sbal recognize the necessity Of
1t 10 compel them. II need be, TO act with the general
sef .s sser GOOD d aaa Wc
shall be OF sulic ent strength and dinlsivcness tO
regulate all the movements within the body OF
society
We will now proceed to the analysis OF the varI.
GUS operations or government to find to what tbs
inharm0nious relations between the governing
power aud the resistance are attributable, aud
thereby be able 10 determine the required remedg.
Wherever this may lead. whatever 'lnfalben psii-
tical dogmas 1t may destroy, or cherished forms
and privileges dlsprove, il will be pursued
as relentlessy-unmercilully II you villas
the crucble ana the flame proceed TO disorganize
material compounds and separate their constituent
elements into the poisonous the nutritious and the
remainder appropriated TO promote tie general
gSoa has its centre and s
%sasanas ,y' s,. ana ;. shaping tie various ..SsIs
tive force Is then retarasI to ice ceasre
member Of which must not only bear Its proper re-
auon TO all the other members, but must be IN such
| now and action Of the power by which lhe whole
| Is bound together. No individual member Of
have ofn aacong say and rights s peessrv 10dy s own
which, II they are not such as your general power
can leGsgaze a. conrssng so to me gsaerai r. good
lng such, merges It's functions ana power with the
general functions and powess OF the Dody.N by
sentng TO become a part of the body 1t gives up
special sovereignty over itself and becomes part or
the general sovereignty. BY adding its life an power
to the body t tncrea the sum Total OF its life aud
power and receives its portion or the aggregated
and assimatei mass. It's parts aud functions must
change-lf cnange Is reqursd--so that the power
DIS. s.rDnted 10 1t by the general power perform
its mission In harmony with all It's other parts Like
the body human, the body corporate must be under
form RON all other parts and performs separate
perhaps dlstlnc.-lunctons: The eye may not say
have need OF you for each and all alike de
pendent upon central part for existence White the
central part coa'd not exist isef without the sur
rounding and distant parts. The very oil the
compact IL that each and every part Is joined In
system OF mutual and reciprocal inter dependence,
to which general system no member can set up for
Itself any Sys em peculiarly It's own In contrad,sinc
ton or opposition to or 20 interfere with the general
system.
The government Of any country, originally, is q
compact among ceftain number Of previously
separate or anorgani1ed powers, by whlca they
merge ana consolidate into one po,yef or are COM
PEELED SO to do. This power, so formed,
.as have 10 Wns Yss Z IL sa az
~ to y any S mat can "1 Se ns
is organized to 1t the result must either be the reduc
ton OF the opposition or The destruction Of the con-
federation. For u natural illustration the human
body Is again referred 10. II from any cause an OPP
position 70 me harmonious action OF the general
Is inevitable. If The bowes REUSE to perform Inelr
allotted part In the general economy oil the whole
conflict ensues, and never ends until they
are returned to duy or until they demonstrate
that their opposition to the general administration ts
more powerful than tho general power OF IT, and
| that the organization must be dissolved in con-
I0rmty TO this power. On the other hana the gem
era power cannot compel any OF the constituent
parts TO conform to rules and forms not operative
! the Whole, nor TO bear any inequality VI any
| kind, nor TO perform duty outside It's special
! sphere The governing power, though superior
| common law of justice. Specalties OF conlerment
or requirement arc utterly Inconsistent with a
perfect form OF government. TIE same rule OF con.
tribung TO the general support, and In urn receiY-
ing appropriate sustaining poMes. mus DC UNIFORM
it human corporate, is alone q healthy and har-
! moniousy consolidated power All goyer1ments, to
| be able TO con rioute TO the public welfare, must
| exist upon similar principles and act by similar
it must again be observed that when several parts
| or powers are organized into one, power less
than the whole has authority therein; Tor, In con-
septing 10 the union at Drst all absolute individi-
atty Is forever w6iyed the individual is 10 longer
simply an Ind vdual power but forms part Of The
| common power. Nor can absolute individuality
ever again be maintained, except superior antago-
| nisic strength Is developed which deuionstrates
| that the. powers originally attempted to
| be consolidated were impossible OF harmonious
act0n-a nataral and suiretent reason for dissoiu-
| ion Tested ny these propositions what conditions
| and. relations does the goyerament 0i tue United
| siaes, as whole composed OF parts, present. Does
J ii form one homogeneous whole. the paramount In
teest OF the parts OF which Is the best welfare OF the
whoiey Does each and every part act In unity
and harmony with every other part, and
| IN turn yield TO the preponderant authority
| OF the whole with that grace and dignity
| which bespcaks unison Of purpose and
| INTEREST," II not where does the difrculty find It's
| starting point? Is 10 in the system By which the
power was organized-in the Interpretation of II OF
In Its admini5,ralionf For TINS the Constitution
must be referred to ind wherein, II at all It's or.
ganizaton Is defective. II the conferment OF power
by the organization Is complete then ~ must DC con-
cluded that those who administer It's organic lorce
either fail TO comprehend the extent OF itS appca-
tion or 10 perform their duty IN applying u;
| VICTORIA G. W0ODHULL, a Broad street.