The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18


rulion. thnt mining all within. inf,sts unseen"
Against invasion. eye and ear can protect them.
a. have in my mind nov, THO grand picture
Macaulay draws OF England. all armed and on
the, watch. in the night whom. the hostile fleet
OF Spain was drawing near her shores. Tho
the summit of every hill lat looks out ON the
sen. fuel heaped. and all in readiness when the
first sail appeared on the horizon to fire the
pilo and send the signal of danger lcaping in
fiame from hilltop TO hilltop. north. south. east
and west. all over the land.
Far different. but not less anxious. should be
the vigilance of people whose rights are as
sailed by the. secret poison OF political corrup-
anticipated and resisted. The other. the Shiny
coil OF the serpent, that by degrees winds its
folds mperccptibly round the sleepcrs limbs.
instant Of his destruction.
Let no one think that these words 81 civil and
religious liberty are mere words mere ab-
stractions, not things having nny real import or
value Liberty to people Is like good health
70 Value mn he s nsv95 es sn2W Se hs s
mourns its loss Liberty is all in all to nations.
1t is life. strength. wealth. good order. happi-
tent. poverty. and decay.
Look to the great commercial cities Of the
past that have been and are no more. and trace
the. steps OF their downfall. They .wcro FREQ.
and lost their freedom, and they died. Look to
i've p4Sns bs sor ' Of S Sns ss f y @yp e"y S@
You Will find they are nations where the pcO-
ps rights Terc mSs ''WyEG7 guarded Rnn
we pursuc2
Shall we consent TO take our place among tho
wrrt he'd nations against whom Milton points
the finger OF scornf
And their vices brought TO srNWic,
Bondie, with ca~c. than strcnuou. liberty.
ltso. NOTHING II more oAsy We can make
beginning w. W. can let hy.ones hc by
cones. and con-gn all question ~ to the rights
or wrongs Of the lnte lrc. idontia election To-
| do not think ihie viii bc The people do not
SO easily iorgnt They ar" wonp now of the
excitement They have the rv"ry-dny work oi
life to attend 10. They don't quite und, .stand
this transaction as vet.
1t will keep. anl shall he surprised II the
American people ito not make IT. IN du' time.
SUM 'icntly cleat. that they are not parties g.
any political proceeding hy which their const
tutional rights have becn impaired.
This untoward event. that has filled the pub
lie mind with suspicion and alarm. will prove
To- b" blessing in disguise. II viii awake NIL
citizens to greater vigilance and activity. and
liberty, civil and religious, VIII bc better pro-
ever-inorc valued than ever. brruu-e of u.
peril il has run and the disaster IT -r-rare'l.
The second t9ast was III. pa, We ''l,-
sponded. He suid that h" had votni fer Dir.
Tildcn. and while he had played into the cou-
thnt Mr. Tiidan VIZ ai.i"i t.h".ro n ,,.rt''
loss those tu whom th" deliberations w"r rn'Y-
m m'trd I'D, h9d ac,ded against hip aql hc no"
more blood. h. sal Let tprueercieu llr.uga
out the land for.y 'rmorr. W viii moo. tAN
issue with the ballot. which
hsl .hm.@' d,ss' '.e v.I oio.l"
Mr.. Doashcriy made bgi"f oul loln IA, all
Mayor tly responded for Tine City of New
York lie 19ot"d from - Pau Ia, T.,| ~ |
en- ..;:: IN ~ ky; ;,'Ds..o, a y ~. W
race anl notion. aud thai 1'''~n liz" ih" in'tn'
Of the Grtehi. She cNhibt- her '''"'.s. -
nIisht' = are those sh" has cNtraf 'd from tnr
Mr., John Mn'inlv r,,a Litter II regret from.
Mr nnpa OF ! lt lt SrN. who VS. - hnv, r.
50 be a,-c # a se,crscol Mr.. Millqbgreusd
that II the liberty Il the pros. should fail the
liberty Of the people must iHil with it.
M %afsr'@ r T FF s Of @SaS SS% S9
Father LILY. @: = p resp?nIed 10 "Ciyila md
By birth who WAS an American 10y adoption was
% ialse to his rae. u he was not one Of I'll. hap
impression which ,cNi i~ts that Catholic
priests drive thsir nocks To the polls to
Sl H' and Sdi hnlo am o% as rS1 q"l f1r IN Fg ay
-huncStiy-,hnr n: and must oun-
i,-s. eoiilcmcu. that have been most .i the
might -ay her.-and l mink may 81, It ~
YOU. too-fhni | have never a-krd mN-"if th'.
it, itai Wa up Tor r clsri1SnF" NpplGa,.i
70 illustrate, h" told story of II"
irlar oi on OF their cnnyrnts who. in the
days OF Wa - uni pono ruls took hay brother
with him and mt tn town tl Nnt t. and alter ll'
g"t thorc = 9iW"Hgi mat IN" my brother had
accom- ,ni"d th' irlnr T. ~ J." l- IA ori' T."
hill hi- VOTE. Laughter H. closed los -N ng
that hc would Pot" a-hgm.l uf his euuttsl.n
when they r"a-rd to h'' found on The lo rf
civil and ,lgier- ihrrv
Comltroll.r k,ll, -,u' .iu APOLOGY 0ni >urr,-
fI'lS''i2 Ir,.S a i,r. .,. ,.9tr ,agt df Il, m
{s-'mtn na,n paly ...f li.o li'a oi Is. ami
III, ho-i."i In. 9turi ,nu' Hou-" pr,Yii.dn
dnn T. wiz 4 irt i.tnin- o. bee WIr. 4 f..:
Tnirhi- ,-u. .nc,f III .r - -i .'r ,i IN, ., r,
respect that they have hai since th" lit-l