New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

class which aione has political knowledge and expert
enoe with all tho socr coDspiraeies, the reckless cor
lon the political kuny CRY. sprnging naturally rom
such situation. and ending 0ften IN MANAGING dHoil,r
thai seos TO invite the military Interference ana sner'
ylsol OF The gOyornGout- al this REORGANIZATION Oh dl,
Guilty md Danger lays strain along tne very nf 81
free institutions For II suggests the tWoiold question
whether tho vast addition of The ignorance Of the cnhc
ratcd vote to mat ~ the Immigrant vote may nor over
wholm the Intelligent ~ the country, and whether
Tho constquf appcal 20 tho ttfal nlnd of power how
ever necessary It may seen ana inr Thafer t.sn o
riy dtSruy thdt local sclt-ronnco when Wa iAh Ny
seed OF he American republic, nm hly amIaIIn
country with That employment ~ military power when
Is inconsistent with free insatton'i and bod iosiset
10 which has forever consccfated the spot on winch We
stand.
These are some the obvious chan eos In the con-
ditions under which the Republic Is ~ be miint'n'|
mention them merely; but oycry wise patriot secs qua
pondcrs them Does ho therefore dssPondi Heaven for
b,li When was there ever Hu auspicious day ior hu
manity that was not Of DOUBT aud Of conflict Tho
robst Iuorni manhood OF America confron's the future
with s,oad'a fa'th anil lndonpble VIII raising the Oh
hatcory Oi thc f,c- Tor srer Law aud larger I'D ry
oloIs, indeed IS sam Adams SAW tiom Hheh thls
day daWnrd But with him u secs ,.iOi54 anu tlro'.
them and gith him thanks God Tor me glorious nornls
Their IL, indeed. fashion 81 sE"pl;'9,n o. Ase, ~
principles even among some AmuHcanS ''t j. IS o u
tic oldest ANA worst fashions ia oar history Ihtlt =.
cyTic,m which f0udly t1uc.c' mat ~ us DcnhnE lhe
American Republic novel puudiy 10 "liu 'ne
al the pcndd OF the Persian AeTXos desconl
ing on inc shores Of GIr'Y Dt W. 10 GU bi a
among shattered h'pr lhe NI,t' mo NO 10 !. pion
salanl And when WIS tiis golden age = vas u wen
T. te greater ciidos and patriotism o. ulSi r 20 "
Whom Fisher AUc, II burned OyUr lost An Itd' Ieo d
cheI FOR her Children. ana would not bo cOmforrd was
il whcn William Nri said shat u" SOUGHT III van ior
man III the Presidency or iJr goat ~ p"2lOH.'s
inc uinrr brcause Congress echlei NdT "fth
W ourselves the industry the cOHm3iCe, we ooo-
ety. Inc church, tho courts, the St1eshaNip, lle 'Vh
sicura ~ America seemingly pros, ate unir me 1907 or
sl,eIy Was this tAe golden age 81 those 'shtm NJ"
proscia csr'5 Ana Is ~ io JHnG G r"n
Win rr'}es ana ll,H YIN 'in III & on hdy from
beneath that crushing heel whose future IL GslrlsIe
Nay this rcry mccain - one 81 Inc ICs ,,t 40 mug ne
IMPULSE Of republican g0yoFim mt given cehtury ago
a. he Old Norn Bridge has shascn every government in
tho world but has boen Itself wholly Ialahen ~ thrIl
Ii has made monarchy ns.Do IN 1icc - '' +tN''
he Russin scrfs Ifhas united Germany against coolest
a.tai dpspOti,n II has ,sheG into ic night oi 9'dh'
H. has rInanc atcd Italy, and d!scOwne ING IoIo as
hns Ia Engiapd, repeating tho disabilities OF C9ilouG
AMI urlrcW il forcc4st th2 separation o. ChicA a"d
stat and stop by step transform, monarchy Into anCtn
o. republic And hcront home now s"rios II,
Iva tremendous war betW' en- men 81 IA" %'nc ooon
men who recognize and respect cdrh 3'Art7 Ndii ""
have proved nat was always uodnsc.' uo ~ H.,
power. endurance and resources Of repnhlc ana IN
cma crang IN eighth OF she population we nave ~ s'
gained the iulI Opportunity % tio h'Pl'l"'n Pt
s!l. j; ia the signal tcd OF tbs occasion tllI Oh ng
ON, ndrcitb anniversary Of the first battle III thr var
Of Amoricn independence may Salut" you VINO io. 60
victory the citizen soldiers 81 American llOetty, a. hG
first elected President Of the free Republic oi ilc tHyu
siaf.s Foriun1ie man, to whom Cod has given the
prir les, assnciang yodr name with tnIt tIi,
r Wet. tbs North aud the sout, ii oooor end moro
perfect union FOR tno ESTABLISHING NJ 81 'aH'Ig' ann o
security "i inc b's''15S 81 nDo'y '"H 'c'' ''''' '''o
ever known. 49,, 40.
Follow citizens. that union "a the lofty tash Which lhs
bauuc day and tbs sacred spot Impose upon Us. Ahd
wIat cloud 0f dOHJt - dark hangs oVor Us az ,na wcd
lowered above Tie colonies Hncn She ifU -, 90 iG6 hing
n.4rrsrd mo tuS town, mud tnc mo- al Ml'N'o y re-
solved Ids, the Drid" Wan tuoL IA "a ana Ia II HIii
W. shall win tAcr yc1Iy. No royal GOYcrLOr, ~ ic1d'
ftsin 70 stately CaPtu, no hoaic ilcti Tor many
year hIs vcXrd mo waters -, our co'ss, nor Is any amy
hue our own ever Likely 10 tread our soil Not snch arc
orr enemies to-day They do nos com, proudly stepping
- tho duin.hcat. win hayon"s hasnmg IA The morn
rg sun. ut wherever party spirit Shall Stfar me an
c!.ut guarantees OF freedom, Of hgJtiy ANA lSllC
rance shall lay their fat hands upon C!ucalpn, or INC
arrogance o. caste sh strike 1t 90 a rights, or rOrru-
ton s.l pOi,I the very springs oi national! me thc
min t-in,n OF liberty arc yOur Lexington Green ana
Concord id,e anI yoI love your country aud your
Lill ami Wod iVs yDur children rise NJ aud cal you
blessed spare NOS the enemy! over Tue huS ont 81 ire
EARN. down Rom tlu clouds, pour in resisesS niSht
Fire from every rock AMI tree, from door ana WINDOW,
from he and chamber; bang upon h~ uk ana
r,ar from ION sunset, and through land blazing
wifh hniy ndiaiitiun hu tee huIdcs oi ignorance ans
corruption ami injustice back, brrk in utter defeat ana
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