The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-05-07

seize On every Wornza IN BIS way
! there beng 10 eternal fitness o
; Ihings. and maB Ros led by iastine;
. - the 6ziaacs q animated nature
and E1a6.e 20 subdge The fash a La.
: zlways been h. history. would make
: the Efe q x01&a Intole-zble. Shs
; would b. - the msrcy, rot onlv Of q
nan. but Of Gil zssa-
: Behold her in the DAYS q zes,z
. li0a-Ebe ho1rs Of pzTtsrig.on-t6s
months Of nuryIii0a, =e4k, bgt lovely
how i she 70 be protected from The
: kery passions q Essa, roaming = here
: and dong - bs pleased H3E Z.
= she 70 Be nzrtErei when dars d
! IEzTai 2re sFrr. Could she. Ike TIA
> ben ran cluckiag. her brood folloxiue
her Si5h The she'll vet o. lbeir hacks
Oh, the deep damned infs1F thai
> would re>i the foundation q society
oa such 5 beIl-5ora bzsis
Stop for one m0meaE, zaaul With
al 0maipo;eat sai, al laws bamaa
zzi Divine-res0Ive soeiety into the
origiazl e.emea;s q individual nan
z4d individual EFo4za. independent
q zny natural and revealed law. Iei
loose the reI1s d passion and !zst
sever the domestic and family I5e 4;
turn l0-ose the Hbertines and lzscsTi-
oas devils who b1G wait 70 az Eold
q tie most Tirta0as and beautiful
woman that pass their Wsy; S8d 3
snore of them zill- against her El.l-
know Ter in an h01r- Ike tie van
dering ieZ. he eo1ld have Il ress
day ncE night
Imagine a. lzEs and restraints
removed and 80 aside n this civ.
Il 99ds Ehe eggll contemplate tie
seene
Isl Pos--ble that aay sane nan
BELIEVES such = STATE ever exis-e6 >
VII yoa s.il insist that su1h = state
A. re E1d the otLer animals row
exiss H. may Al oRe tine have exis-
Il fyE man,
/ tell you 81 al nature gives II
the lie- For al animals. except nan.
z-e guided tv instinct which EeTe-
crit : trge and Constant 8 he
needle % tie pole While nan hzv-
iag the EoG-Lke faculties q reason
knowing good from evil and having
tie power . chose. : 1ot led bv
instinct, which. Il hin. ! very weak
but acts independent q instinct. and
without regard = any imperative
lzw q his beng And while Instinct
always lads animals e tie szle
class ard genus II The sane direc-
tioa, ress5n, operating n tbe Minds O:
Individuals, exciteS- inpels- moves
and 6ete-uius each nan diEsrentlv. !.
and a. the p0ws-s and l1S-s 4 Tie
aesh az stronger than tie powers q
tie VII. - tie history e uz1 i1llE
demonstrates be : ed bv them. ss
by 81 igais fi1fsls- into al s0T1s q
zbsurdi-ies and crimes Al animals.
exceP. man. Ere tC-dsy Ehzi theE
we're originally. z2i nan. occupying
q higher sphere than thz: Afforded
bv instinct alone fell Having. |
think shown that neither society o
marriage are creatures q cCl-rzct-
bgt iha; thew are Institutions s-isin-
cut q mans nature. L : necessary
10 70 farther besore ne cz1 determine
the question 81 iss0e
From tie premises established,
how far tan TIE civil . municipal
.sw 20 N enlzry;ag or restraining he
original Institution: -:
The acknowledged doetri1e q This
State :: That sovereignty, y TIE
supreme power of the STATE, ! i1he--
ea5 n the people II therefore. tie
absolute severe -aty : II the people
L s0eie-y was originally formed by
nsn L safe q nature where they
were f-ee and G1trzumsIei By z1v
law; coming tc-erber and forming 3
compact then tie laws passed aad
ordained bv s1ch s5ciety would. IL
deed, II supreme And Il ]. s511id
enact thai murder / : Tirtcs- seal
ing ho1est- living honorable, p,oniscE-
Gus eonc1bin2-e right and marriage
: civil contract, - they T0ald -,
Eh2tever consequences might follow
And We today, being here bv eI-
press delegation representing every
human being n This STATE, would b,
ier the specific PGrPose q framing
fundamental lzE. TIE sgp-eue power
Of the STATE II we eazcted tie 80
tio1- a. i stands. i would be the law
II We rejected that, ard adopted the
amendment Il would b TIE lzE-zS-
saming, slways, that our w9-k wogld
BE ratified BY The people
II there were 10 ether questions O
principles involved. Il would follow
that whatever tbs C0nventi01 euaet-
81 a. law would o. TIE particular
saL;ecs matter be TIE l4E; whe5her
wise o UnEise- beneficial . I1jz-s-
OUs 70 maa 0r socierv- B1I or e.
2ctments cannot beeome anything
mare o. stroager than municipal lzE.
which : a r1le q civil conduct pre-
seribed By the Supreme power Z ;
STATE. Commanding What : right ard
prohibiting what i wrong; and
within this rule / found another -
e0gnizei prlzcipls, which declares
thai al governments are founded By
The people and Tor the people, fSr the
purpose q promoting the general
welfare and gre4;est happiness q Ihe
greatest nanber --sslas popEh sep
rasusl H. has eoue down from TIE
ages. and i - much a axiom -
day a. ~ any p-eviozs psri0d Oar
e1zc.msnts mast, therefore y s-rict-
" in accordance with p1blic policy:
and Il this were the oaly Limitation
upon OH power we should coa.eat
ourselves with the INQUIRY: Does Tie
section, or the amendment, o. either
or both, accord with the Prineiples
Of public policy, But Ee can best
solve this question By going : step
farther
For O. exalinsIi0a of tie true
sp;ri. Aad eseace Of municipal az,
we snd that the sapreme poser Of
State which establishes and oriains
Municipal law. / n Is sovereignty.
limited bv the Law Of as;Gre and the
revealed law 0. God. which are lot
only Superior Laws. bgt are tbe Rlti-
mac ah..szS ~ -nEer1i7rr- And