New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16


League would he no more
In his distress real or imagined, he turned from
Cleonenes 70 the King OF Maccdon. Though that
monarch and his subjects had been pretty thor
ouohIv Uellcnlzcd, Yet the Grrcks sui looked
unon thcm AS barbarians and bitterly resented,
whenever they were able. all MACEDONIAN inter-
ference or conquest in Greece. They hau 10 sub
nit so often and their own anaIcnicai ''n'chcles
worc 50 often 10 blame for their msior'uhos' that
il is hard to give them invarlaple sympathy.
Bnt from the point Of view OF s'h'lnehta'
TIcllrnism the appeal Of AratnS 10 so-caled
foreign pocntate was an uhparu'""p'o ''''"c'
Freeman so viewed il. He was lar iroht WISH
ing TO defend Sparta. Her history was ~ "a''
ful 10 him as 10 any other man wh' u"'e'''oou
liberty: hut. nevertheless, the 9par'".' "'rc
Greeks and Clcomcncs was u'ecN' "''' ""'"'
should have trusted men OF MS OWL h"'io" ''c"
under the conditions which tines" ''c" ''uSn,
10 force upon him With the ordinary ''i"i, VI
patrotism perhaps. Freeman wo"lu DO ri9n'' D'
he did not consider the effect wmch Ir'crai's"
must have upon its votarics The SUBJECT IN
monarchy il he is LOYAL loves his KING am coun-
try. in an aristccracv, he may direct more OF
loss Affection toward the upper classes: III Slh'"
city he loves his town and his party ied"'i SUM
fines with destructive intensity nut i'll Il i'''"'
union patriotism associates WIN thc co"'''H ho'
thc persons of the rulers, nut tic sSHson VI
government Men become enthusiasm OF "."'''S
bad &c tho ease may bc. in behalf of an abstrac-
ton. II at;cstS the high stage OF tIFi' p"'','"
o,.o,u,ion that they can do this and that they
can be- as loyal to principle III po'''''''
rhiIosonnv as other men can be T. person OF
- nron, If ncrsons II is almost certain that
Tho na-riotiem Of tratus took exactly TINS lorh'
associated WITH III
tense affection for the League as F''l,lr''
oro.pism He had given his lii" to II. WHY
hould no NOT love it, But If one OF IFS paris was
90 bo loc,IIv supcror to all the rest then II was no
,on,,or tbc League for which he had iapor'u.
rror, sucb a noint of view even city llN" t'rlh'h
MIGHT soon small price to pay Tor poiltl'al
ideal But he was locked upon a. 'h' "''rdH'r
of Greece Many States Of IL" League Went o''r
70 Cl,omcncs, and from that day 10 '"'' u"
memory of Aratus has been cursor "i''',' ''""
:, loe hoo, praiscl Bu, neither in his iii"tlh'
nor later did this signify. Rome ha' ri9'h vi
tho western horizon. and political development
ceased 50 far as the free activities OF "'t'''
went. ,
Mr. Rurv points ont that 50 far - IN" i"rF'I
svetors OF ichaia and Actola are c"'c'Tn'' Wv
ONLY important error into wlnrh ir'"'n i''
,rl5tcd 10 the Hou" or senate. lh' nI''0''""
Insisted that while TIE Greek Ira'h"' '"' W.
of rcprc,,nt1tivc government. they never P''"
hcrond IT, Inscriptions that have bo"h "lH'oN,I,
IN rooc,t voar, show Tint this is inc 'rrrrt Inc
Crooks ycro ocnuain;rd with th" d"Vic' - n''I"i
.. ,b. ,r,,. COZ. ti.u,iona governments "i m"fl'
.;,oc. Put their "a sion for tn more aPPa''H'
Il,crty of the Individual il primary H. ''"''''
,ol t1n,u to make ouly T"-tiI"t'"i rs "i '''''
.,,,o,i,n Tho ,Drcecntativ"s wrlc chosen u
,p,car,. ~ a p-riancnt party Woo" n"'ln'"' "
,.o. .. H.. nrcs,nt =. every me- IN oi ne l''S''
m ,b,t th.ir respective ~t9t", might never 10"
,o,c On urinportaut o'caaiors thor" M ih' -
,oho1v cl.n in council hUt on Great days '"'
.,,I,l,. v,,,ll nu.ahor thousands. ana every III"
would -four. ruIally with tn chosen I'f = IVA"
,i,.oo i, maxim, I'D the vote OF his N'Aic. vi
nc, ,Io ,otn Of tEc Si1'" cast subsequently, a.
,.ordinr - the law If IL" League. wa h\"'' an
,no r,l,i,ul,. ,,rritcr nr lr>-. c'nll only "''l'
,bc ycr Iict II tic STATE 10 which they h-'h ''
l., addition 10 thc contents If ,lr v'iln D.
,,tli.brd yrl~. ~. Ma luy h2. in"inHT c''P.
,crs on fine Italian coni"drra'i'nS oi aA'i'h' ''
medieval lines. and on IN" Noni'I"'i''" W
Germany. Ties chapters were i"uh' III
tr.cr,,,'. porer, after his DEATH " co"p'"
,i,h ,hc I.a.ir. Of Artolia. Ivcii and A'HAl''
,l,o Italian unions woT' cfud" ana H'",
po,o ,,..4 IN in-ar,n1uutablo oh-tacl' I" the H.
'..,n,.,,,,, If ANYTHING Ike federalism. Mr. Bury
;,;i'.a,c. Tint if Fr.cm,l hal livrl to c'mi,''
,l v,ork. lee would havr 'Npic''r' mo Il" ~
.io, # hi. view. respecting III" l m'rd N'''
lii oninior that federal Yonarchy was ia'loh''
,or, r,i,l, have. been strengthened ny MS SUN
II FIN. nr,.,cnt Uciman Empir". th"N-h IT, "'''''
his editor thinks, have G'nl"d IT In c"''"''
r.,I f.I,rIfipu