The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-06

ence to that common crowd In that Court House
t he's annsiso this world. and when the last sound
Of the bell had died swss{ over the hills Of Penn.
people had spoksn, and principle had ~trlumphed.
The mon who toll bed not only founded q new
R RnISei U The s esqtS SN1 HAD fsSH tSe p q %saf in and Uni inf 10
entiel olasncs triumphed. this republic would
No star Of liberty would ever have crossed tho
struggle that followed You are familiar with il.
F FESSss RfIGitisi sad tR Rsib5t s%o in sh1 then SSS SaiicG RSe
E RSSil fasSion n3a se We're ~0G Fe9ssiis shs tpo% WhIio' tho tho
great masses q the people. vho were doing the
The Federaiists. wanted q splendid central Gov:
eminent, modelled after the English Govern
ures; the Republicans wanteda government pos
ssssinF all necessary powers, but one that
Europosn government a curse. They believed
that government to DO best which interfored as
little as possible with the freedom OF the indi-
AND JEFFERsoN.
Hamilton and jefferson were tho respective
The former has been described as young man
Of 80. who tried to Introduce tho English sys'
affair Of the rich; that sovorn%ent should take
caro- of the rich, and lot the rich take caro- OF the
Jefferson said: Nay, 1T is the business of the
government to do equal justice to all mon' and
" aFTami iiRss' sai G:'S T6ss pes % RS Cannot BIO trusted
to severn e. ,hs% ,ssssl RS, Only a special class
'h sgsrs ss ,ntf said; . Tiss p sSSssn% esn be trusted.
fes the they sa Srs iSS sgnas sb Of s 60 q natisn tss %oss Ssa
ssss sss : ' ns5io ass1 with sasS az also n SaIao a " %naslon's
government. and all will be, WE'LL
tho sn ae.mnis q s1 Naion ,MSs n The shore and follow
Q, tho future. cried: Says yoSdsr iiss The OCEAN
from the rocks and the debris which tho cen.
turtles usa1 sS Of i s6%4n. sts. and a. injustice fSS hsva heU " Sn%Sn
rights. the haven OF equal Justice; steer for the
glorious will be your career
Jefferson was denounced rs n demagogue,
while wealth, %rapaclty, and privilege applauded
let me say here that no man. in any country
or any age, ever espoused the cause OF the toiler
or raised his voice for the common people with.
the Constitution had been adopted, hamilton
Government to become more and more like the
English model. He favored life tenure in office.
DANGER IN THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.
Jefferson opposed life tenure, and wanted
every official made directly responsible to the
people and, with a vision ,SD that was g sW ,h T pro pro
can people wore in danger. Of being Ultimately
destroyed by the Federal Judiciary, OF this he
seTm of I'd dis snS long Of s oSr F %S 1IiP GoRa snn1 sns
s sa ' sns s. sisSi. s sslS,n Sa : iIPsi. ike ls'd EssV aSa y Z
little 1o-morrow and advancing its noiscless
sssR ll ai 8 shah snl't b oy asur 1as fe'4 h q I'nF'fi id MFis:
ing to a friend, he said: You seem
s s9bit SSa'ide or t hi 5o1ssi,u, is the qu ai.i%%ts
a very da1ngerous doctrine. indeed. and ono
% oIi1s9c TSuld dg g1aG GSS Us sn sTs t as S SssPSti sa o Of an
men. and not more SO. They have. with Others.
1hs fn%s pf sssiP . for Ra sSd t for P0 pcWsp sn ID the
more dangerous. as they. are in office for life.
has erected no such tribunal, knowing that to
whatever hands %conided. with the corruption
OF time and of party. its members would become
During the ADMINISTRATIVE of Washington
the general policy was Federalistic. but he pro-
vonted excuses. Both Hamilton and Jefferson
were in his Cabinet.
J~EFFERsoN's TRIUMPH.
During the Administration OF John Adams
Federalistic theories ran wild: The Declaration
of Independence became a string Of merely high
not possessed BY the King OF England. Small
P Rsa IT sa,e' f f1f iosssd 'a as P L shs e end Eo OF sisii
, liberty had already come; as If the Aneri-
, yoke to wear a more CALLING home yoke. The
young republic had come to a fork in the road.
; tory Of the Goyernment II! but Of d the human race.
On the one side were the classes; standing for
!, p ported b. tho the Federal ede4; leo cou ~ r on the o, Ga9 we're seR,
/ the masses, representing the toll the sinew. and
: the sJ Ratieist'sTt r Of shs hssapniIf # x sss BY, Sy I ssaenS Vic.
!. tory for free government. 4 victory OF the peo-
p peoo oEeF 1 L %a Sh this dst tqium 5bs s That dsser qa aes
/; the dt course ns OF the repnb bic and ,nilu SaTe 4, It its won,
! oafi1 Country earayF' the hope ' Of the fh1su opPres sHai OF %fH ali
. lands. and brought to our shores that brain and
that % %bisb b t5as die nd , s snsrF tSe a son, Hnsef
1t Is honest toll that POUNDS States and builds
!, cities.
:: THE FIGHT AGAINST THE NATIONAL
Q next quarter Of a century, which all teach the
$ same lessoni but we will stop, a moment before
) all the nations. The great national bank Of thai
d day had its branches all over the land and prac
5 its HsI mercy !I''i It's sch Charter was "a about t to expire GS's and !"
1t demanded a renewal. 1t controlled Congress
. b }Ssii as Of sH to %SgeY II p eontro SHeaT tbs F Fec issiis courts
8 Just as the money power controls TIE Fed
!. sSSF. held Of 'G It sS be ce eoSSssisut Riessiit n Sr, D hIdd ih'
the President OF tho bank, went to Jackson, who
h G %an .hSR h hEss spprov al d dss a Shiso that stt the ibs ami
could defeat any man for President.
the people, and he vetoed the charter on tn.
n ground that 1t was unconstitutional. He Their
the issue Congress and the courts ware on tht
!; side Z Of the the bank anat b The P pc; msn 1s,ho the n nSws
n e e%Said reach @i1 were ere on n'if it's s ID H's With Gn few t eseep
q lions, the rich, the powerful, the fashionable
n ws5s on its as sia a de mSsTy %sa ana not nn fSr 4 ys o. G re
d spect. But the men who toll with their hand!
n tiiDd S great ssS victory Sf for repubiican institutions
won by the common people AGAINST the forces 9
Z EEr nif ! and cdb PlTnde The and ndrd i PiGstpG nnS f SIig asss5l;
grip of the money power over this land.
20 THE FIGHT AGAINST THE SLAVE POWER.
1.-The next great force to control tho LIANT
was the slave power 1t assumed tho ag
It gressiyo, and not only controlled the Govern
Congress-. and the Federal Judiciary were sim
ply. 80 many convenience for 1t to use. TIL,
fashionable preachers defended 1t. Scholar
excused 1t and society smdled on, 1t. Although
10 slavery existed in less than half of the land. tn,
ld men OF the other half were undor it's fatal spell
IN But the new soil and the new time were bring
ing forth new ideas.
- zone day there was a riot in Boston. An edu
Gated man was pursued like a wild beast by al
- Infatuated crowd, made up OF cminently respect
N able citizens. led by men dressed In brOadcloth
r. Do you ask what this man had done to arous
~ the vengeance of these good peoplei He ha
h. dared to proclaim on tho streets Of Boston tina
10 no man can have a property right In human
~ flesh and Hood This was a doctrine too danger
10 GUS to be tolerated. While murderers, robbers
st and flends Of every kind were left to the law