Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-23

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lievas I'm "a repubIic and M. marty
whatever Inc name. which h.Ifayas Inn |
AN arplra. and mo influence .f every |
citizen rs consciously or unconscious |
~ intentionally or uuIufaufian9lly |
thrown unou one side or fba other
Where the divine right of kings is /
recognized the monarch can grant diff |
ferent degrees Of liberty to different |
subjects The people of England can |
be- ruled I'm one way. the pagp!. Of /,
Canada In another: the people of Ire |
land In another while the people OF In |
dia may be governed according 20 stlu |
different forms
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But there can be no variance In |
republic The doctrine OF republic |
differs from the doctrine VI "a mou- .
aIlh{ as lhs gay 9lleIs IRON ,hs night
and ever must be. an irrepress,bIe con-
tict.
queen Victoria has recognized this .
necessary antagonlsm between the |
democatiC and imperial forms of gov /
eminent. In prorogulng parliament a
few days ago she said
Believing that the continued polIti-
cal independence Of the republics would |
be a constant danger 90 the peace OF
South Africa. / authorized the aunexa-
tion OF the Orange Free State
A republic is always q menace 10 a
monarchy just as truth is always a
menace 90 error Self-g0yernment, be-
ing the natural government, must nee
essarily create dissatisfaction among /
the subjects OF those governments
which build upon some other f0unda-
ton than the consent of the governed.
What the Orange Free state and re-
publics are 20 South Africa our Re
public is 90 the world and only our IN
creasing strength and the wide Atlantic
have protected us from the ineXtin-
guishable hostility which must ever ex-