Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-06


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irun, 90 silver and & Ia. are kiag. Of the
world; ths r. are ralers that Will al any
moment make these farguttes. Fear
~ill; lore will; character will. Men live
by their credepce Governments stand
by it-oy the faith that people share
whether it comes from the religion ia
which they were bred, or from an original
conscience in themselves, which the popu-
lar religion echoes. II government could
only stand by f,Tce, If the instinct OF the
people was to resist the government, it is
plain the government must be two to one,
in order to be secure, aad then it would
not be safe from desperate individuals.
But no; the old commandment, "Thou
shalt not KILL" holds down New York
and London and Paris, and not police,
or horse-guards.
The credence of men it is that moulds
them, and creates at will one or another
surface. The mind as it opens transfers
| very fast its choice from the circum-
stances to the cause; from courtesy to
love, from inventions to science, from
London or Washington law or public
opinion, to the self-revealing idea; from,
all that talent executes to the sentiment
that fills the heart and dictates the future
of nations. ~
The man of this age must be ma
tricnlated in the university of sciences
and tendencies flowing from all
past periods. He must not be one
VINO can be surprised anu ship
wrecked by every bold or subtle word
which malignant and acute men may ut
ter in his hearing, but should be taught
all skepticisms and Inbelicfs, and m3de
the destroyer of all card-houscs and pa
per walls, and the sitter of all opinions,
by being put face to face from bis infancy
with reality.
A man who has accustomed himself to
look at all his circumstances as very muta-
bic, to carry his possessions, his relations
to persons, and even his opinions in his
hand, and in all these to pierce to the
principle and moral law, and everywhere
to find that-has put himself out of the
reach Of all skepticism; and it seems as
if whatever is most affecting and sublime
in our intercourse, in our happiness and
in our losses, tended steadily to uplift us
to life so extraordinary, and one might
say, uperhuman.-North american Re-
Uieln,