The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23

grnccd this country or any other. cxcnpt that of
George the Third and while therefore, IL may
he natural .or the descendants Of that monarch,
wi )sc v'os were exhibited with rcsistlcss force
md truth to the scorn Of mankind by Chatham
Pit. Fox. sheridan. md Wilkes should shout
and cheer over the man who seems to have
taken that monarch for n model. honest and
patriotic lovers Of constitutional liberty can
refer 10 that past only with loathins. A recent
English writer who now joins in the hosannas.
saws in his history Of George the Third. The
system whchthe king favored and Fox opposed
now prevails in the United Sutcs"-Hnc lie
hOsdIuHi
Well might the author say this. for II Cen
Grant and his party and the Government which
they constituted and controlled had sat for their
picture it could not have been moro accurately
drawn than it was by Mr. Sheridan in his
famous speech on the impeachment Of Warren
Hastings. when he said: There was some
thing in the first frame and constitution Of the
company which extended the sordid principles
Of their origin over ali their successive opera
tions. connecting with thcir civil policy. and
even with their boldcst achievements. the mean
moss of the peddler and the proligacy Of pirates.
Alike In the political and in tho military line
could be observed au pioneering ambassadors
and trading generals; and thus We saw "A revo-
i"'''" - '"~''' "''"' ~ ''N"''''' SO " ~
employed in executing an arrest; "A town be-
.egod on n note of hand prince dethroncd
for the balance Of an account. Thus IL was they
exhibited a Government which united the mock
majesty OF a bloody sceptrc and the little traffic
OF merchants counting house, welding "A
truncheon with one hand and picking pocket
WIN th' o'h"r'
The great crime OF IN" tunes Is the then "l
the fres'd'htal Once we properly su"nl. l"
Tor the SHH' oil pence ana IN confluence uim
10y the virtue ana wisdom OF inc people the
wrong VIII be redr'ssed without the t'rrible
s'ourge OF war But az you justly say II can
never be forgotten or iors'Nrn' hud never again
VIII De suffered 10y ih' people "i mus country To
occur Not only mas inc most "'r"'ious 'r"un
been pra Used hut thr constitution mas h''h
overturned ana derluoh' IN, supreme court.
whl'il was the great sat"Suhra oil u' rlSp's "l
VIC t-opIe, ohsllrlh'u "iinoir "le''i"h- "''"us'
V'"1
''huel II 10 "'' hoh'S' anu ih'part'"l' unoNr al
Parry Influences has pn'n torn from l's h"'y
place ana minority vl It's nl'np'rs su"r''re'u
III party CRIME uhtil now inc country I"aV"7
IT, ana Il" hah '"ii"le III IT, N"' content WIN
'"ls u'-''ra''"h' 'h' 'heh ir'7"'n'' 'SsS'S -
"'"nt' IVY MI AZ 'i"" WIZ" n'""' N''''"'"
nor Napoleon ever ,rp'f'' 'n one more AFRO
nous sA'roHh''i 'he r'.r 7'hN'''''7 81 'N'
people, Wlile sitting III u. discharge OF th'lr
n.n and their Judges Ia 20 through the u,-
utilization of seeming na.iit,l,, and vote fairly
,-hn. MI fairness WIS forgotten i'm utter disrn-
.,nrl ~ M. Constitution and the RIGHTS of the
D. nra-oufativee of the u,otl,. to whom the Con-
stnition wisely eav,. tho power .,.idin..anl
then el..tlng th. President.
Th,nath, which Mr.. Hayes acquired IN .,
and ROVER Fan NOES. he. approved. for thereby
f..e change IN the Constitution would become
..in..n NJ. and th, rcluhlI. at am onl Tho
occidental President oi "a iunta. headed hy a
military di tuipr. viii De, thonekn0 wleigod
! President until with the aid Of hi. cannon. hc
shall make his onrr perpetual We now lvn
| therefore. uudrra military. AMI not n ron-ti-
tut .ouul republic. and $50 the General of the
| army au1 Mr. Hay,- understand for recently
ut dinner b., the Chamber of Commerce in
| Nrw York. Gen. sherman. with uncNanpl.d
rfrontrry in the prc-nnrc If his chief NOT only
| rrviIol the Il representatives, for refusing -
| allow the army to In used to continue lavlcs-
| war upnn the states. but d'elarcd that with