The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

prompt 20 MAINTAIN them always IN the spirit 81
The English Commonwealth. I'm what book"
saIi one TO selaen, edo you una the authority 70
resist tyranny 49, force ~ IN the great lawyer a
mat dag Nereu, lit Is the cu-t0n OI ENGLAND,
ana the customer Engiano Is rue law OF the and.p
~ was NOT Tue right % ak WITHOUT representa-
ioh merely, lt Was the claim necessarily inVoNel
IN sue right t. govern IN Il dlnerent manner,
and through utiicia.s appoiuteu oy tae BRUSH
crown, tnat asto i-hed the colonies and united
all at first in remoasti anee and aterward IN
determined resistance. Aer own character
ana the circumstances OF her situa ION mad
pacen MASSACHUSETTS IN the van OF tEiS cuunict,
and nad caused her. when inc polcy OF coercion
was nnallY resolved on, TO he dealt warn Dy sYs-
tenn OF legislation UNPRECEDENTED IN the method
usually ndoJted by Britain in governing her col
onles y lnausiriously cireuLtsu III Parliament
that she would NOT be sustained Dy the othera III
the resolute attitude winch sne had assumed. anu
upon her were ralned III rapid succes .lOa me
statutes SHOWN by the popular names u ne Bos-
/ town, the most important III Ncrth America, 10
eaartei. and took from Inc peopo the
app olntmenE OF tneir judges. sherlns ana
i meetings, whose spirit had been too bold and
rcsolute 10 be pleasant; which denled TO her cltl,
them 10 be transported 10 EnLand or other colo-
nits Tor trial-a system when, u ~ ccuiq nave
tants 70 political serVtuae; Sus talleu ~ Ae'
own caring SPIRIT. aud 81 the generous eAaodr-
agement Of her sister colonies. she mad resisted,
aud tie ten months tina! haa receded Lexington
aud Concord had been practielilY those 0 war,
aGuoGgh bows mad not been strucGand lOod aad
not Uecn she0. In tne speech ~ hf. Burke, de-
llyered Marcn, l77o uDun concpiatlon WIN
4
\ eUquence taitnougn 10 IS among the MASTER
/ pieces Of tine kngiIsa lau9uaHel as Tor It's
\ setry tue utter failure OF the attempt to reduce
4 her either 10 SUBMISSION or anarchy ana her lres-
4 eryation OF order even whlie sne reectei the
\ uutgorily ot the governor ahd Judges appOin,el
by he Brush crown. he closed ~ saying. ''Huw
I Iona Il wil continue IN ms stare, Or what may
come out oi TINS unhearu u situation, now can
! tie wisest OF US conjecture ~ Obviously no suca
7 condition oil things could en- ure, aUd before MS
\ words could cross tne Atlantic tue question that
he asked nad been answered w the appeal 70
arms. The nooi beats 81 Paul keVere's nurse
i alon.s the Lexington road nad announceu rs the
yeUmanIy Of AiddleseN, Essex anu worcester
Br,risi On Tue evening 81 April IS IRON Boston,
that the ihii VAS over ana lRhr
v Tie DAY Unat followed mad cAiage,tlne relation
7 OF the c0nteadmg parties forever, Dnt the Dhttie
wmca mark inc prolresf or tue American Reyo-
! luton. ~ was hot t1 resistance ohhy q taoac
| VINO VIII not submit 90 PC oppressed, X was Inc
/ result OF distinctly aggressive movement OF the
part OF those who calh we rItht - levy anu
outy wnlcu bas fallen 70 me, b tnt aee.ly re.
GREETED aosenee 81 the dtstlnp ulshed scholar ana
you lian by reeang - events ryeu il 70 some
extent shall seen - tfesp1ss upod lne
domain OF the historian or the alhMl5t, me
deeds o. brave men are thelr true eulosy,
7 and from cam contemplation ~ treA we aIdW
= AN inspiration ahd ENCOURAGEMENT greater than
could De oerveu rom iaoorcu ARGUMENT OF care
lult stn9led reHecaon. Lexington aud Concord
had been immediately i0ho"ea ~ me Eat lcri+g
o. rae militia OF New hna,and .! tne siege ol COS
N, where cage, nov ralnlotceu ~ linton aaa
.
cannon OF the snts-o-waf ~ c0mmahd "a tiss
garrison OF beleaEhcTSu to"h' Ing lH'ce ~
Fl " hica NC vas thus sulroeNaca was az AIe&uiar
one spruhg rom INC iao. ahp ~ ~ y w
people, wulca lar eAcecuci tlc iea'ls ~ ttell
power; nor had ~ any Us lae.N t3co2uiAsd com
manacr, ,nr WINE pIe.eturnc5 vac avouaueu -
General Wari on account o. ms ehloIity' ana
because more tdan two-thirus OF ihoss assem-
ulsu Were hassas ~ ni@a' - 30 So v
Y couiu calm authority over ahot"SI ~ was
an army OI aires. Tue tro 1ps ol eacu Colony
p'IuS comnun1 ,t ~ 80, - coi,i,,.t ~" sr
A. Tue general onlsers 4olhiea = SUa avo ~
Il Tae occupation o. QUAKER III W@9 lesolseu on ~
tie su Eeston ~ hie Sy,oe,,a my i, -
MASSACHUSETTS, maue Win AnoWlcoRe anat ueh-
nelghts o. =, ala o' gu s.0 ~ II
ldta oi June the oFee uestin io' .is ~ m AUS
lioFelne,e ~ s.,ne ~ r So men drsMn
bsuse. ~ e2hststeu ~ soae 80 ~ o NY, 's "
lfom TIE SGimelts g., FIeseott, FI'o an D'iuse'
ment oil Putnam, unuer captain lhomds Knew.
ton, tue wnO!s uAueF tue colihaha ~ Noiohel
4 william prescott. As they iormea lo' tneI maren
v Languon, the Presldehl vi uatvaf1 So.leRe, came
Z ron nus STUDY anu ImP'Vtcu ths 0iSs9'HS VI Nou
ugon tnelt then .,.,., ,,,,,,,o>,
= tNANO"N an pA,st-s'V ~, 80 -
So always, uay the Noice " thls sFeat luton
OF 'eAtnnt wniea, ahona tnel les ,s an1 ~
their DAY oil weakness. our lathers GeulCatci 70
the cause 81 sound lsafhh9, seem 70 ue uphlled ia
solemn Invocation aoose ,neit sous - 9 ~, 81
Rle Mnetnel w ~ -, ,oi u ~ ~ r, ~ ro, "a;
lor liberty ana iur tue rixnts ~ mai FROM her
nails, men converted thto DatIaShs, nsa come
ioIth ane hlsn ~ 49, or. ,r,at tnss any
that had lrecsuel, ha1 mota ~ te,s ei- ~, au1
others cuhtio leu ana eos ISseu ,nS $3.50 ueaso
uetM ecA ANfinu al ~. ~. y ,,,.., =, 80 ~
hing dlstthcly IN l'bR ~ e.e paopossa P'ssaIs ~
tue stamp aes, Vas Low 20 oe essl',I ~ w ~
Dltrahent OF arms ~ !. ~ "a 49,. :, ,a
Adams, ahd Ia ms thssls lor VIZ hrs.et nes.Sc
hau maintained we plogosl''on why" ~ VI, wy
ioanudlon " .ns ne ~ ~ tsc ,.,rn''aa
TO resist tue supreme maslatlaes tug Coh.noa'
wealth could not otAetMtse oe p.eSsI 81.
lie hau peeh lOhoMVl aho M ~ o ~
less dstinhu'shea, W Saihes Gus, " SuVpsi 1nu
Bo"aoin, haneoes ali 9oam any c,r,,oes
andQdhcy. Diu.Iius ~ 49, "au y.
In pefsonai qual ncatiohs anu n Leu cnArScter
istIcs I'M, remarkanle I[oup nau oeeT r
togetner ny coahon Su'nusiasu Nm, ~ tnet LII
r wotk lhey had brought every euetLl " Hlhu SUI