The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
The suppression Of the

tic foes. The suppression Of the
mightiest revolt that ever assailed the
Liberties and imperilIeI the hopes of
a free people; the breaking of the
bondsman's chains; the uplifting 20
civil and political rights of the African
race, was the noble and imperishable
work OF this generation of men. And
they who accomplished it, the living
ana the dead. they who bore the en-
Diem OF our union through the fierce
'empest OF war. and planted it in tri-
uihph above the ranIpartS of the re-
%neiii"ii, nave won The applause, a. they
deserve the grateful remembrance of
the present and the future ages.
feiIow-clllZens, it is not enough for
Americans to eNtol the past and COM
mend the present. We owe "A duty to
po>terliy. less p%erilous, to be sure. but
a> sacred and Important as that per
formed by our ancestors to Us. If it
was given to them to establish, il was
reserved to Us 10 defend and perpetu-
ate. 10 maintain 4 successful and
prosperous State, requires more than
men. more indeed tnan men who are
free: II requires NirtuouS, intelligent.
pa rIotIc and faithful men: men who
are earneSt. men whOart fearless. men
who are patient. honest. industrious
ana true. The governing class must
be educated and iucorruptible. Know
ledge, honesty and freedom from re-
>'falnt are Indispensable conditions
IN elective government. Without
theSe We u a>>uredly fall. With
jthon a~>,'t coy tii"IiP'l.
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iIcan ilStltutIol> does MOI lie IN i'frl-'l
t"c-. nltti anu de.rThlihc'i me com
Ilieti powers oi EARN c"u'i hpt ,ic>
Troy Us. Nor VIII We we surprised ny
.de>pn;ISm- 40 tNfant ever trlnihPAed
over a Tree people. hilt eheFNded
ny uNnfN He'i~tfi NN corruption ana
"a>'e'i pN h'>>e''>i"'' 'hfE 40 earned
=" value ItI''>t hi''t '"''' '""'teIh'
eflct. iithe Er'3tI f'I'i".!f ever lHi'N'
II WIIi "e 10y l"t internal I't>'
and when corruption shall have weak
it, deicn>r>. when license shall
have u-urn.d Tin, pfac. of llv vban
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passions anu bllituei Inc reason "l
men, and WHEN anarchy shall be
Lot us MOI iuIu1ua the UluSion hat
- n,l;t5n D.,
'he>e t"ii''lt l"''> are i'i't"'>>'"le. i'F
government has never Vet taken
OOt III ignorance. nor long survived
he rOrruptiou of n pp0ulr. History
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- I,'l I'D VN''" ''' " 80 - go
Win the wrecks ol lNeFtV. Inc lpol
of the de>pot Spurn> the PROSTATE I'D
of Athens. and the wall Of mis-
ba,r4 wbor.,rra a>ounJa rho
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