The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-21

way; u9es not supply the motive power,
W u'ioee lhe course oi lhe Journey u only
yree's nhger post mere ana there' 10 say
sheu, 'has lhe law pfeSetioes or ehi0rces q
eouIse ~ VI cohuuct, IS as nearly as possible tue
gohyerse 1!i. OF what ~ processes to DO An IN
ui'Luu"i 'i may 10 AZ that me law requires OF
,a.ner' u'olu al tnst tie Jaw pr9hl3ts, anu
yesi !" Hu Auew hotuins put "hat tue law tOlu
nm, no Mouiu sca,eely survive week Inc
sseaI moyor,ly OF the actions OF each lndlYld'
' p'oIe.a Houi hlg'NeS lAr pey9hu Tue
,eagn nai,t .. .he lawi anu sucn Us tho law can
'eiinei M s'!e nor taAe away;
hId enSe, ~ !. Is !ne most ullIcull OF all pro-
s'uuns ~ sue seienye Vi goVsrhhhen' 70 Geler
~, anu "here, aur now IL Is wise 70
uSsioao ",;, ~ t'e nu0hot,1y o' tne Jaw win thg
'o.sos ro,,' W "n'eh "'o usual,y en.' the haeura'
aT''se' y, I'ehas y Is eyluent shat inc ioree
ai."s, Snu 1'ieir sa'ue uePenu almost en-.
siy upon .ne assent or rllsSonsen'T WIN a "hicn
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,ri me INV cahhot prescripe the performance
" s''o 'i'sues' ou' ~ Is uuuresoeu W tno Fea.
,oI' anu sJeas ~ 70 iuhIel'ce huuiah action, ny
80, 80 aa'V"sn ~ @ at' ",lI pieson''''s ah a'sel,
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n"s @ @ePpeS;ns VI s"J ie''Son anu PIcSsmtihs H
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~ sue ma.ei, gu' sohisth,ns 1Ser anu aoo'e
INV ", 's IGqu,reu 70 MAKE MN urink
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o asseuI " ~ Ieasonaolo ii'i'iuSi otherm'se,
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WI nH's % Teeu ~ 'ilo'i i y
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=, ~ y, ""'J'"' ,s"T laws '"'"'N '"S''u'' 10
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i io' oP.''lo I'Ae I away
i"9.e"Seu ho'eSyi P'p'eo''o" avs h"ro I'gur'
Gu uauei Pool avs avs hnie ,nIteaseu NV poverty
anu usn'y r, ia"s nav Ia'seu .ho la'e VI inter
os' inis 70 ggtir,o" ca NPesiereo a.'i sen
S.D's VI tio G,eI'y y. p.o''as W Ie"'''i'o'
ioI 'ne "~.t,'t" '"e, "l'In eauIo' w Teuue
Gu W ioln,u'a.'oh VI L;i Vou'IGaoI iiuuiah
si sose,niheus eau he'et oe t W seo.he
liza eAaGsess, a''N IN - o"y ' ,h1 :ti
~ nPplVAluiS.os sl IoIn apu sI iie'Iou VIII
uV Yny iof va'nss y, ioru' a"G ,n"yu oe ,i,n
Ihero 10 a!'eI AL a ui'ann,.y 9i 'ie eh.ire "
aui1an race III sno e,ea' Iules VI uuty a'lu 'iig
Iuuuulnehuai f'luelP'os ~ ho'ale' tte sehe'ai
ylhpaIInleI ol niaiiA'nu nov mHetTql anu d
seneiM JuGsui 70 "eI h;aL al III u.;n 'e "ie
Serua'h Prlne'P,es which an na''ots 10
nonlasei anu ei1 niay'sty a''u '.'' au'holIy VI
'ttue alo uSi'res MN ''Is INN Fuul'i'Gu .o"'en'
verbs common In all nations. and their great
a,,;,,,;,,,
In this way the unwritten law is formed.
and accepted, and being formed in the hearts
of men is hearkened unto and obeyed in
every emotion and in every act, and the at,
tempt to escape its influence is vain. "You
may pitchfork nature out, but she will ever
return is as true to-day as when Horace
wrote il.
The case now comes to my mind of a brave
senlieuiaI "no oJey1S 20 t .;'e @ L 'a% VI
patr,oue duty ana ieit nus nome mere IN ne"
Enslahd ior the Da'l'e nelus oi Virginia
There he was wounded, almost unto death,
and SO munlated that "mPaIatl3n became a
necessary 70 save h's me. nc suo'n't'eo 70 70
1t, but wrote 10 his oeirothed, telHIg her 70
what mere wreck ana remnant oil humanity
he had been reduced, and offering to release
her from her engagement Quicklyi me re-
ply sped, I'll enough oil your poay IS iett 10
hold your soul l VIII De your wiie'
Could statute command the course OF
conduct OF these two beings or cause your
hearts and mine to SWELL as they do now, at
this SIMPLE recital! .-,-,
Ihs Is what Dr. Johnson meant when ne
wrote Tor Goldsmith the lines IN ne IrdreI'
ter'
How small Of all that human hearts endure.
That part that laws or kings can cause or cure
Wise rulers will carefully endeayor tn frame
their laws in accordance with a lust nublic
on;nian not nubIc cIamor Int settIed onin.
;an and sentiment. for tbey NAV rest assured
,Sa, otberw;se, directly nr Indirectly defeat
awa;ts them ~
In ,be history NJ tho world how morv laws
have heon reJnced 70 .ideaj iet,ersii Tv tb;s
d;sro1"rJ n,e anJ bexs ra,Isn into cop,ennt oi
Sb;cS iawIessness il The necessarv ontcome