The Morning herald., 1877-07-10


eonfederacy Of peeEs and when New York
voted to admit Nevada into poli,ical part
nership, she we'll knew the qualities and
claims of her mariner. Sovereignty with
in; equality in the Congress are the twin
endox nents Of State,-hence where the
people Jailed to elect President, che
could not abate her rights as peer OF n.
York-for the abatement would be des-
| ,rucsion, hence under the philosophy o.
our system, Nevada of right must exer
cise her equality in voting With New York
Were no, this SO, the great States Of New
York. PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Illinois, and
Iadiana, with some few allies, might com
bine to govern the country IN their spseia
interest. S, various and cheqnered are tht
vents and needs of she Republic, that 'l'
Independence of the smailerStates is an abb
-oiu,e necessity to preserve the rights OF
he people Of The the entire Republic.
rhe Surrender of all power To ue peopl~
without a v conservative checks, upon The
ex reese Of lheir sill, u gbt sui: ih. "iree-
lnm striekersi Of the NJ ,riot School; hn'
rould be a sad and Gi-aStrogs day, for
IN ninorisies. 10 the Republic We resre.
tal Sena,or Morton has revived the OF
reputed charge OF bargin in 1901, havIg
,een made be'ween the II On. J a.. 4. Biy
ard OF the House Representation, anu Mr.
Jeff -rson for the vote of Mr.. Bayard. l.
is pu, by Senator Morton, most otf=nsively
aad untruely. The names Of the collectors
OF the ports Of Philadelphia and Whining
ton. Me.srs Larimer and McLane, were
only a. iGd eating aclass of Federal off GERS
which of Mr.. Jefferson " ruld not agree to
disturb unless for cause-and no. as bsrg
ining for their RECEPTION. In fact Messis
Bavard, Baer and Craik, had reso, we'd to
end the turmoil aad save the county from
the dagger OF an interregnun aud simply
obtained Mr.. Jefer-ons views upon the
public credit, and the naval system. To
have acted differently would have been
reprehenslble inthe gentlemen rho changed
their votes for Mr.. Jefferson, although
elected in Mr.. Burr's interest. There is
underlying the expressed views of Senator
Morton, decided hostility 10 the legal
ructure of the Republic. Ii will be
sad day in the history Of freedom when
tie organic law is 80 altered as to limi.
al-idge or in any curtail the soyeisnty OF
the States and change the Republic into a
Nation. Senator Merton is lsboring to
that eId.
New Russia. is lengthy review OF
D Mackenzie Wallace's book, on Russia.
We have read the book, ard cannot COM
pliment Mr.. Hazelton the reviewer, as be
fails to present the most salient views Ct
Rus II life, as they effect the crusade she
is now engaged in. He labors on the
conm1nal system, but fails to present it
IN such a manner as to be comprehended, :,
by the general reader. Suppose he had
toli the readers of the Review. that a
Hundced OF. township Is We have in tie
United States, 10 its municipal capacity,
contracted with the owner Of q lot OF land
10 purchase the lee on or bafa.e A. D.
1910, that by means OF local committee,
The land was leased 10 parcels to the head,
el f4u,i.ies of line dis.rieI-iLe hundred or
township depending upon the rent for
means to pav for the land an ANIMAL in
statlmea;s. Thatthe municipality prescribed
the system Of tiilage, pasturng g., aad
sha. A. D. 1910 the Land would be paid
for b. tie hundred and then parcelled ou.
in fee, or ua 4 sy.tem Of COM nonal tenure
That is what Mr.. Wallace SAWS
what Mr.. H-z-Iton tries to say, but Is
seemingly unable, we can hardly credit
he picture drawn Of the White or parish
priests If Russia, and We are the NOR.
-cspical, "a it Is coupled with pi ire OF
RE degradation af woman. We leave it t.
he reader, if deeds OF great emprise could
eoms Of people. whrse c!ergymen were
ignorant and corrupt and their women en-
saved
"The ecclesiastical administration is ex>
clusiyeIy in the hsuds Of the monks or tie
Black Clergy that is TO say, ell the bishops
and her persons of the heirachy above the
grade OF psr'sh priest belong to this class
This OF Itself is pot an aus spicious TACT, bu,
b-tween E,s err ard VS. ern monasric sys>
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