The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-05

fiuence with the growth and o.,
plexity of modern s w
ty, cannot but san
vital forces of individual life "
destroy the invaluable sent;ma'
of manly dnty and social ohGs
ton. No more degrading, detes
BILE and ruinous influence can
imagined than one which das,,
the unity and harmony of a natioI
social and political institutions. !,
at the same time debauches, dets
oates and dissipates the honest y
tives, honorable character and in.
pendent, self-reliance of its nr;v'
citix ans. And yet this is prec ..
what the modern conception of ~
vate corporations and co.operati
combination is insiduously do;,
wherever it finds Judgment and n,
cures recognition. r.
Analyzs the ailing evils a,
disorders of the times; examine in
thd promoting causes of the soci
polite al, economic and industr
agitations that are attracting the
tention and arousing the fears of
triotic men everywhere, and /
IN ajor part of them can be iogiol
traced to the violation CT that
ganic and innate principles of in
vidualism which is the fundamen
law of our civiliz alton as race.
A supreme need of the hour
the intelligent study, the crit
analysis, and the courageous hsI
ling of these problems,
But above all things else, whs
most required in this age of in
NOUS keresy, vacill ,ting polio
and cowardly subterfuge, is the
COURAGE OF HONEST CoNv1orlo
the valor of recognized duty a
the primitive loyalty of thai herd
spirit which has canoniz4d
names and memory of the great m
of the Aryan stock in every eli
and under every epoch. One he
of such inspiration as breathes
the simple epitaph of T nermopyls
devoted warrors-one revival of !
spirit that fired Brutus to bis
natural sacrifice and sustained q
in his crusade against Carthage
return to the stern fortitude
Rannymede's rugged baro
or the desperate resQ
ton of Ppm, Hampdd
Vane and Ireton in demanding
monarca's head as the price of
tyranny simple campaign
such sentiments as amin ated Sv
J ell Adams at Boston and thrM
the Carolina patriots a. Msckl
berg in short, a radical restorat
of invincible obedience to the
nal law of individual duty
personal manhood, which is
organic germ of our liberty
our virtue-would be worth all
adv antages and conquests perpe
ally Wanted.
"In this march OF mind,
In the tteamshlp, in the railway, In |
Thoughts that snake mankind"
Young men of Texas, the Eng
poet, GLOWING the Greek phlle
pher, declared that the "pro
study of mankind is man.
In the rising tempest and tumult
social and political theories Il
lower above the fair fields Of
republic, believe that the pro-
and patriotic study of ev'
thoughtful American should be
funda mental ideas and instin
which form the genious and m
control the destiny of that g.
! race of people Of whom we are
final and fittest representative. A
having found them out, it sF
inalienable duty of American mi
hood to cling to them, to cher
their virtues and preserve then
tegrity, to promote their deVe
ment and guard their invasion v
a love, loyalty and courage
shall not fail nor be subdued by
power of corruption nor by
seduction of popularity.
"In this mighty conflict W
/ involves nothing less than the !
| mate freedom and happiness OF 9
kind, America is not alone
. theater of contending forces.
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