New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22


Maynower the first charter OF 'md Of professionals
"a }uSt ond cnuol laws were ltlc hl ,vranny The
% .sn. every form Of injustice a any tho Dcclara
eavcn Of their rT.cRIS eraed pG III and fS@ndG%
tnn tree r, commonwea,hs which form INC
tho United States. .nrvf,r
AMERICAN INDEPENDEN'h' ... -
,oirioe by petition, or pfoles'' OF
hovs haen as frequent as reV''' "h
.,J,gt,d authority. They arc part VI Inv ,,
literature OF ali ra,iOns. The Deo''n 80 &
nond.nce proclaimed az Philacephia, 'S ,,.,,n of
tho only one of them when arieo'o" " ~ n,d ito
u' uor,d when II was published. ana mas "'1a A.,
''ie WIN -. over since The vocabulary Oh Tue
INV ,. -, o, had been in familiar use u! P'"'V
- and statesmen for ages IL eAp'esso' ,as
,timents hut their applicau) ID was ni'''' no
- conditions The masses caica I''"o ", .a,,
nam.rh.red them eng. Jehersohs suPe'o 80 !a.,,,
v,,ion If the popular opinion, tia' al "'' " ,,h
equal. that they arc endowed oy ''," ,,o'o ar. ufc
csr,oin inalienablc rights, That among M %. ,rco
,' a tho p,,rsiit Of happiness had iu' io'.o
s esc, In being the deliberate utuerah'e y, Wv
onle II swept away in a single So"'o ,
ovid mobiles peers and prelates. IL was ""e"" 49,.
A ,bo Petition OF Rights plan'co III V"e WIG"
=, ,ho American Wilderness ana pe"''"1 w. ,.
" ,ruit Under its vitazing Influence upon NV
1,,aI the farmer left his plough In me iurr,"'
~, ,.wvcr as books and briefs. the merchant BIS
hon and the workman his bench I" e"'N, "
n,r,ot amy They fighting ior 'he"istFe' "
th.,r children They embodied the idea IN S',' AVA"
s,,tu,,on. in the immortal words win "h'" ,
r.a, instrument Of liberty and order oesa"' w.
en-. neopc OF the United states, do oTdaih'
Tho scone and limitations OF this Idea OF lreeuon
have neither been misnterpreted nor m!snio'fs'o'u
The laws of nature in their apphcalon r u" moral
risI and nhy sca cndowments are LEFT unostlrpN
I'm the accident of birth gives no lan3 enu .Uu ny
III
Of progress They have es,nbllshcd u' sovn,"ign
oeople have learned ana enforced the lesson 9" T'
education. The pracucs o. nan their own laws
liberal ed%caiC1 PcOFs cr ~p0 ea nt Of successful
rial he system has passed the period o. rau
s ny 1 ~SS goviF r has '
the largest armies Of modern tns io' h Var returned
The soldier, to the pursuits Of pcacr. IL n1S tho d."
us,cd Itself to the pride and F0 In 1be SI support
ant onthusiasm ior the old 0ag ana our common t,
trv Imported Anarchists have preached Th have
oa m ro,",rS;e Teien Of terror under the banner
Of the violent seizure and distribution o. rr%p'rb o av
made Nv The people and enforced by jurie 'eHr,en
from re people and iude', and pIGseIsS, opIv
~ v \" Were its votareS before they were
forced to hy from their native 1ana o rc,,b"r p
nnr,s nor permit, toxa,ion TO maintain The Churrn;
Tie citizen can worship 900 ace9e ~ nor
mnu tbc Almighty Ard vet religion has
Novtisbe<i churches abound the ministry Is ~,
sh ~ ~ IN" world rho United Sn"S
is Christian country and nbNng and prac'o"i '"'S
t,arity is the Characteristic OF us people,
TIVE ,cu1ryEYESr, OF THE REPUBLIC.
R.nism,n Franklin phiioso rher and patriot, amused
the isded couriiers Of Louis XVI by hN 'nihs "o"u
,tha,tr md entertained the scientists Of France by
hr;n c,nr lightning from the clouds In me r"cSohs
~ limo the period from Franklin 10 Morse anu .r'"
Morse 70 Edison Is but span. and He' " m'rns
material development "a marvellous ~ n"'
beneoce,t The world has been brought into contact
and svmpathy The electric current thrills ana unhe-
tn. people Of tho glohc. Power and pronucuon' hs"
,p,vs and transprts have been 20 multiplied ana I'M
proved by inventive genius, that Wltlih 'h' oe"'"'
~ our Independence 81 000oOoO OF people nave h"pH
homes and improved conditions wlimh OUT o'"''H'
We have accumulated wealth far beyond the VISIONS
os the Cathny OF Columbus, or the RI Doraho OF lie
Soto But the farmers and freoholders The shvlnss
hanks and shops illu. lis universal ds'rbhoh'
rbs mn io,ity arc It's pOSscssOrs and adminis''1or
In housing and living. In the clements "hch "i"n'
The toilrr self-resptctng and respected c'th'n' !"
avenues OF hope and ambition for children III All '"'
dives broader scope and kecner pleasure 10 eAs''h''
rho p.,rse Of this Republic enjoy advantages lar
hcvoDd those OF other lands. The "nequhhen' anu
nhenomcnal urocrees Of the country has open'd won
aarnl opportunities for making fortunes ana sunni
lated 10 madness he desire and rush 'or Inc aoV"i
10, ~ money Material prosperity has not dcbas'n
literature nor delsuchcd the press IL hAs he''"''
nsr.lv,cd nor repressed intellectual activity. Amen
ran science and letters have received ohh anu e''s
milton in the older centres o! learning The H"'nan"
for higher education has - taxed the resources Oh h'
ancient universities as 10 compel the i"indauoh ana
| liberal endowment OF colleges all over inc 'h'o"'
| Journals remarkable for their ability. lhdepeloe"oe
And bower find their strength, not In the pauo'"se
OF government, or the subsidies Of wealth ou' III NV
slipDo1t OF Nation OF newspaper readers. Inc
! has
nrice 4, counted I'm pennies, library larger IuirI
and more varied than within th' reach VI 'he
i'cT m, n .uv Of human happiness been infinitely
Increased by the millions from the Ola Mo!iu WIZ WIZ NM
tide az lesson and experience has incacuhbly ehIIc
the futherands The divine right OF knss mas , ,.hr
| s Mace with the instruments Of medlaeISl ortuir
tmong the cuiostes Of the nnuquaiy Only the slauow
OF kngy authority stands between the goverhment Oh
| snd sweden The union in Empire Of States OF
| Germany is the symbol OF Teutonc power, ana VI,
h ,a 81 Hay" hnon mcrced into nationality which has
cenaIized authority IN It's ancient capitol on te
sullcn submission OF urics 10 intceI;,ble tyranny
by her soldiers returning from scy we am e M a. rs
were the revenges and excuses OF people VINO ma
their pO"ssr but sn cn not fpn no Sr
arms Of Napoleon He too. was product OF the
American experiment lie played w ar kings as W 1hs
esses OF her evolution from darkness TO Hight she
tried Bourbon and Oreanist ana the ihrd Nnpo'eDn
through the training in the school Of hardest expert
encc the French people have reared and enjoy per,
mancn. ReubIic England OF the MayfOwer and
Of James The Second England OF George the Thlr ana
q Lord Moth. has enlarged suffrage and ~ to-day
animated ana governed BY the democratic spirit she
has her throne admirably occupied by one OF the
wisest OF sovereigns and best q women but II would
| NOT survive one dissolu and unworthy successor.
She has her hereditary peers, but the House Of Lords
will DO brushed aside the moment 1t resiss the Will Of
the people.
THE UNION OF HEARTS.
The time has arrived for both a closer union and
greater distance between the old Worth and the New.
The former indscrtminate welcome to our prres,
and the present invitation to these pallces OF art
and industry mark the passing period. Unmatched
and unhealthy immigration longer be per
ntcd to our shores. We must have National quar-
sntnc against disease. pauperism and crime. We d.
not want candidates for hospitals our poor houses
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