The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-06-11
InI1iaI Day in Freedom.
Nv CARTER B. KEENE.

hpny, the intrepid Bru-
Nero. patrician, plebe-
peasant, were Roman
q more, nothing less.
ed that title; no one
sod for the largest pos
a wearer of that crown
4 power that dominated
INJURIES and centuries.
commission, declaring
yeyer humble, and his
eircumscribed at home,
ne ewes of the Republic.
n unnumbered and I'M
and an imperial navy
ned the waves of every
gp his wrongs, whether
! ed sahara or stood by
&, The story of Rome's
aey and fall, is in his
5 no Prince or Poten-
IT to-day but that can
rs of her disappearing
arm a priceless lesson
arms she threw about
ehallenged admiration
ed patriotism at home.
,elran Citizen This
Ie of modern times. 1t
hing good in the past,
Of everything inherent
hue substance, not the
not tinsel. 1t imports
the law; is a synonym
values a man for his
uul. 1t means personal
uIal liberty. 1t en-
ue that a cloldless,
II brain, has a right to
nromise of IS million
that wherever an
foot they will stand
If him, be the cost
stands for an agrees
.-'ye people, not a per-
-nl: This generation
oulders of the past
~ true of our personal
m status. Nothing of
appened" as the re-
,u UnreasOning chance.
It's cause and effect.
-u wears ago are neces-
r marvellous march IN
Nnics date back to
are building upon
,UJy laid. Even the
,s,Dp which the abO-
a, evidence of Gods
gidled and saddled.
lU. rays our very con-
alulties are exposed to
te or drug. In the
81 it lurls the hopeless
g. Unknown eternity: it
most recalls the spark
las continents neigh
HE face of distance.
-u If events. however,
ID credit entry for the
ao. Ivy the light Of a
uu the phenomena we
l'Ne common bleS-
~ Of thought and of
property and happi-
.ui upon us so gently
bsly accept them as
never, on this legisla-
Of the North and
with unspeakable
Nth prayers and tears
uulise that we should
ut the triumphs of the
the Wearlsome crusade
.lt of mankind. We of
ACE q true value upon
~ We lave neither earn
could a victim of st.
uight or of the merci-
leak. he would tell us
eorship according to
# his own conscience.
4 soul in the Tower of
U Oy Jury means; trace
l}eyolution by blood
Or Valley Forge, and
# National liberty; in
.rot the Wilderness or
0ands of the Gulf, the
feseryation. We then
.~rs of the inestimable
NJ. which this generation
'. nowadays about the
the classes and the
rtugnize and deprecate
n and promote it, while
nile us by the sweet
snch division exists.
is that what is one
mother's poison; one
another fasts; one per-
Aer prospers. Conflict
'aIate and align us. No
$ defined, the condition
us is the unbroken his
Luctrine of the divine
md the frantic effort for
yer have drenched the
blood and tears. 4 In our
.uSh for wealth and in
Hley has blighted the
perverted the political
\ azarene. These con-
,laces and novels, robes
so-called reformer, who
pom a crusade of indis-
ton, and the moral
eclares all is well, are
Gus. Still these grave
be met and solved and
One for a premium on
the highest order of
t us hope that the great
alted States will beat
~ that men will rise
4 passion and prejudice,
he white of right and
may come the restful
INT compromise.
.iadowing and browning
lo-Saxon history stand
les-Runnymede, York
mattoX.
GA the memorable field
a bloodless, though no
cattle was fought. On
ing John, surrounded by
nobility and a horde OF
he other side were the
by an outraged
was the elimination OF
" and miSrule A brave