CILIRLOTTE, X. V. TVEsnjU', JULY 25, 1826.
[NO. 91.
PURI.lSHCn VTKEKTY
By LEM tEL RIMilf VM,
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onmiNAZ,
rOH THt CATAWHA J0»
Mr. liiNGHAM :—'I'he Comrrisiten of
tho Codj;rcg;alion request the insertion
of tiie acconj])anyi;i£»; address, delivered
in Hopewell Church, N. C. on the 4th
of July, by Dr. iM. Winsi.ow Alfxan-
D£B. COMMi'l'iilK.
rKIKNDS AND TkLLOW Cm ZENS :
As lon^as the love of freedom spreads
its aiiitnaiuij; and liilusive lires in the
American busoni, l/ua da^' will be hail
ed with tlelight and exultation, by eve
ry friend to his country, and be viewe.:,
under t/ieauspiccs of a j)rojjitious piovj-
detice, as thatejjoch vvhicii has placed us
beyond the n-ach of oppression, S.nd
granted us in perpetuity, a stand on the
rock ol iniicjjendence.
When iookinji back thro’the vista of
time, while the patriot delight.sto dwell
on these griorious results,—the sympa
thising feelings of every nobip heart,
survey with melancholy retrospection,
tiiorse individual calamities, necessaiily
consequent on the storms cf war, rapinJ,
and carnage.
Military glory is i)eautMul at a dis
tance, and the w.irrior’s browj surrcanu-
eri hy the daz/.ling; halo ot larne, is un-
blnrichcd in prospective, by the a'Al'j!
ciesolalion that follows his treaJ : but on
a nearer approach, and more n-iuute ex
amination, we see the laurt.’s vi the
conqueror dyed in blood, aii-1 we hear
the «:ro:ujs of the widow, et.d hmt-uta-
lion 01 ilu' or]ihan, iningied wiin tiie
son^s of viot(^ry.
\\ hen we behold the Icng tiied pat
riot reuirnin^ to the bosom of bis coun
try, receiviti” tho i£rateful ajqu-obaf.o:-:
ol his tell.iw-eitizens, who te aier t )
hiin the ctiMerl'ul tribute of merited ap"
pl'uise—risiuo; equally from .ihe wosl
. ^] l(!udi(l mansion and ure-'t cotta>i;e
•—we realiZf :itniiniph., vvhiv'ii uh'’ L'^’i-Ht-
est coiKjiioroi’ iic\cr t-ij.t-. w** see
presei'it’d a civii ',V!C.'’h, ojort; gt'.itil’\-
in" t^aii conqiit .t, ujO>-e digmfj iut;
tlmn t mpire.
liut let us draw a veil over the many
scenes ol misfortufie and (’.darnitv, is liiefi
mark the vicissiimles of oufievciulion-
ary war—Ut u- pass over in iu; ,
those patriots who sealed w/.ii then
blood the achi ivenu-nt of our b'ncrties—
shiviudfd in i!(-alli's sable m^ii'le, liu y
liHAv resit in their Micni lombs, iiu n,r!re
to animate witii tiie Hame ofpatnotistn,
their desponding’ companions, nor to
partici[)ate with us,, the cultn sceiu^s of
national re|»ose, Their conduct liv*s
to our patriotism, their chirre t-.:' to o'!;
animation and to our £f! )•>, ; '.■ hi!.;
sacred gemus of libedy siwdi .r-i ij, ■
found restin'4 on the vc‘ 1
over their silent abodt', ■ i
Our revolutionary 5.t'ul’.'.’;''' r'>de.i —
cur 1 iidependerK’C achei- ‘ d —tho s " i "i t
liher/i/ apjMars and diN.iiiiJd.-■ thcsfj
eiinids whioti had Ion" tivt r stiado 'fii,
our coutili'} --ibr ni;Iit of mli-li*r-1
tune is p'l'-t-sui'ceedrd by mm;!;.''.‘.nv’ j
of prosp(;rit\—;i!id |)r"e.^ . ,i' ;j
were from heave!i, tu t
land.
b’ro?n this I'liTii'u u;! *
’.ijion her care '-r, .i*. a ’'n 'uln i- t.iic
great famil), o! nid( jienoent li.il. 'i'-. *\s
li ft’ilc'i'di i rv itiiui.i, we were loiterinu;
on Ibe I'l'ink ol (iissiiiiilioii, lVi)ni t;u‘ im
becility ul onr then s'. sliMn of (’oiit‘«ni(>r-
ntioii—a sysh-ni t'oinui incompeienl to
the "•'.(•at oiij*'cls f(,r wl.icli M. '.vas lii'li-
tuted — the nbii ,d prujric.ss under it
became api'arently dcspn-nic, aiid na
tional atV.tus \v('re impeib'd rapidly !o a
crisis, oil wiiirdi depciidf'd our o\i'>iet.ee
as .1 natiiin. iNo al'erna'.ivc remainetl,
but ihai ol' I'l.roiiDg a penDRiieiit coh''li-
tu(iiii‘il ii/i/'on, a,id conferring- on a
gei.t'r.d !^overmiicir^ powers c(*inj)etent
to its i/N'ii pifser\'.ilu)i!, and to the ful-
fibiie;it ol all its eniraurments
I'ri,):n ihi«> daii^rroiis precipice we
! e arrf'strd, by the bond uf mutual
ro/iC!.siiun, ai’d piu'':ca in i,!:t aii: vi e’u
political safety and prosperity, by estab
lishing our present national constitution
—by, in it, identifying the individual
with the national interest, thereby es
tablishing the power and energy of the
governnicnt on the all'ections and inter-
e.sts of the citizens—by establishiiis; tVee
sufTrage, the only p-dijMiur.i of nJinia-
nent and correct repoolieao go\enu. i uf
—by securing an \inrjiitro'ilea llb(.« .N
of conscii.rif'e md iln; piess, i;i'uia-
teil alone by inlcHip-n.-e and \iiruf,
\yithout \\bici: n;ioi[j., supc/>!iiiun,
liberty is ii. euti.;ii,n(ss.
irntler liris confedera'.ion. cur nation
stands tlio sole ai bUiess ^-f iu.r o'.\ u it ,-
tiny, and sits tjr;nly !''“isc!; on hero n
resomoc-. I p.l.u,.; ..u! , „
■ inlailins Kl. iy, :n I,-.’ a.i.i un-Hit-;.. lVo;ii It..- i.ii.ivt.u-l.l
Cl usvirpation is the hat ofa glitteringdia-
dem, or the grasp ol an elected func
tionary. Progressing, as to time, we
nught trace the conflicting view's of
policy in our relations with' foreign na
tions. A total aberration from moral
feeling, and moral [)rinci|»les, in our in-
dr, idual intercourse, puoducing faction,
trea«(!i, ai o ir^ii'K/idiDatioo ; from
vviticb r‘su]t(r,l j).ission. indecismii, and
CijUiv.e:;! ]>oiioy, onding in tiu'orrtic
ni regulations, a;, ii. judicious, as
iiinp|!uc..b:f t.. .;ur rircjnisiain.es and
geog/ : (] Mtnai on.
1 .‘:e .'.ai'- i>i l.’iirj,,!,^ thi,- t:rT!e, « \
/liijiJi d a s( of arl:>tlil^•, v'.ar, and
'■■'rna.vo, 'in:.rr.-(-d(;n‘. d In the annals of
!!.'■ worid. 'i'fi te, tiie wnat of intclli
Party faction «as now lost in patriotism;
principles and not men, t)ecame the rc-
}uisiles to promotion; sectional prejudice
absorbed, by a ijt-ncral and unbiassed call
on the talents and inteijrity of tlic nation
That knowledge is power, in a nation,
a! jioint of view, is a maxim nu loss prac
tically than philosophically correct.
Whatever may be the physical force of a
nation ; however vast its resources
a
cx-
nounreil S: (oily destroyeil-onr coabi pro
tected ai every assailable point-—t)ur rev-
’ eriue hnshui.ued, and comniensnrale to
al! our wanls—inieriial improvement ad
din;' c(>niii,n, CMnvrntcnce and wealtli
f'» the intctior—x)iir itaer;'oui se v. ith for-
eij^n puwero, impartial, digiidicd, and
decisive.
C)ur na’. y, which, political em]>ii ic.s hail
>iiiiaujuj,^^,ii.iy , ;n TP.e, i,,ea.f y a,ui iiu-; jfiifed the;r- from th.-* ci.-viu ‘Ul v, which, pohtirai emi«iMr.s had
nation ul l.Uui‘- r...,rch is I oft-.t-cM v ivil or reH'nr’-s i-i'-.ii j ‘‘d a danK‘-f"'Js and onsiKhtly
i. hau been bartered at
civic strength is l!ie ptueTfSsive IIV !,• i* I >'be slia'no!es,or (vysirr.ated by dry docks,
un.beny.-i,cr »,,il.u,rrir;:;';, f;::;: I J! V-! j.'-'V"! .cm,-«u„uso. irs
li K S|.ttt3.:lc of 1l„; rr.i.,1 a'-i:i. r,',. i I rV.. ' .. ' ' ''' r * wcic ,funl„.ats. li.r !iin - sul.icr fiitr,.of llic cli[;-
g speetaolf of ‘he rr.i-d ae var:C r,,t f ihi
ot niar.kind, in »'V., ry acijairement i “-
which renders life di;;,ii.*ii'.l ,,r i'...sira-
ble—and her happincs.s the '.,j,.
ir»‘ntoflht lii:nian laculf.e^ tiabe.-icbj.. it
pu)-p0ses ff.V v,!;i(.i) tbfV H. ic giv: !i by
hcaveti—tivu. ..d in/.;i\;t i.-iu,-tiu.- ( i,nd,-
iioii ot riii h:i ;,jn l , (
civii a'ul ulimf u's Id oitv.
,» -w,.. V t nr :ii' I *• UI inccilfj-
’■ of contending p>a8sit»ns, I nihed i elirenuMit ot indiviiiuai timidity—
v\ayes were waves of blood, and
u'i„',.>e plains are yet wbitei.e tl waU the
bunes ol Hiurtlered Uiilhoti.s.
From Hit « ;fe( ts id iliis ^^o!’nt of fa
n itie.siTi, wbici’ was desciati! the ijir
/si j.'Oiiioii.s (.1 Eurc|)e, it v\'as
uij^ ^ hie lor u?> e.Mireiy to tscaje. AOpi
trying evejy etlort :.t riegociViion. ar.d
1 h.. is In. ;no.u> viaor, ue held, this! drink:,,- to tiu dreg-: ti.e last i d hu-
the iJ.-h .■•eval.on^ v... att .und.rjn.ii,.in.., ni. asu rtai:.ed the
the bappv, ;:jo ar.i::uu- , l-'r, ,io.b jrbb; v, ai.-d lui British pirate*
ol ou AS,.I>.T?'.V. At tue cl .sr ..I; wMe i.,>,.uiihie a. av:.i iciouv E.J’.
nhicb, he ..!l,pd to t:ie , is' equal in.digri.t^ , j.h.ii.g
his niost val'i'::b: i I urtirt// to insult, iei't us lU rcjvi t Lut ti.aC of
wllicb, ^I,r ptdilic ;1 syg.U'l! \ , I .,is.
.sa'l'iH'.-d V, iril I itljjl pVr-Sc?U j'.l
iiul /'(; wi'i;irclymen-
eoe'
eor recti
proi.uc
i tHt kcci
: it proni' t> •
e I.-a I
Iti t very re
at 1 'Hal \ -'SSt- li, ir'
t'l acts of g..r.n!>iess. e^ j . (■dliu*‘.s and ' t ' ''ns. w itluii v.t.; j i; > I,
g!'.vry; a- M W ill sl.il.e I. ;v»?ce..d.ih» when • declare to to. m, •. ?;;•
tiie lu.'i.d,,lord'd nio'bie n-.ned to l'i> I ,f’*’ '
' ■ , , . . , , , Ia'i. r, A vvar ol i.;,>iei .
OH ri.ury, .s mooMer.Hl iido d.st. i se;?' d. ft.,, e. ih-.i oel am.*
iM.ot.iyol ni. ne.ng IS avpt;.i .anet^t. vv^s de^Lml a
our atl.a'ihioent lo bis vn t.ics ; liis -un-^ ij; iin on iIu- l -tn .I n> . r':;
dui t Stands to'j fjobiy eb.-\ al( d fer de-j Aldtc, u' h
,stri|i!iiui, li.s cbaiucl.er too c!!'.'.o!icd i
iur fiitogy
nni, ■"
1 !(S
’.insfiTH't
uiip!-pj ared. exp ,■!,(.(! ji.
Y ;-•■I,.• ■ ( Vi. ».-.I ji. , jioj!)t—-not
I ;.r-. !n:ro, patriot, sag”, raised and | even prov)ut d Wiin ;iir n-.-rsi u-v .• .-a/ions
op’i' bl by the special hand of iicavt-n, , of detencf. vu.au^e v ,th( ruofin'v
1-. r our tiajq-.iiitss and that ol' unboi ii' tv'Ctics, ju .d •j.scipiuwd a! ndu ::ed
!'?iil;,.ui, n.jw in stdeinu sd''nci'
s.^:! lOM banks ot 'lie Poloj!.''*", in lis' ■ " ■ • ''->1“ ■ i.n\ .. I 'uvt: r- . n . ’ . ” —’ " “
l-,..aceful ;o,rd>.--Ao~such v m :ue. nev-1 n.-.,-,: e.-..e(i upon flu* v- ho!. v ^ i ‘f'
Ci !;ves--ind muNt ‘Ins O'^v rr. ' i*'-''"'' touid lesult in I picasw ; hut lie-.miy alone can never cap-
^ P - 1 T • • r shvit pf d.sh .iKn, d.sa.tr.- | -v.eh otln r’s Ichc.ty ; rx-javate the heart. The lily will droop,
' 1 . V e i rose wiiher, and heaui> decay ; hut
owL-npa;. • ^eieii c.\i, aed re.igious oKvs-.. ^i vu-fious and i^.irilcc: ual . ind moral endouments, the
injrs.-iiv hasaM-endea lo ina:.Mou:, oi iv-uhoed hber •i.npai c;lhled in jr, of the mi.i^, ^uv imperishable :
‘ It rnai !ifo jetasa- tge w . . id' ' w :u-of' ' !'i.ey i.;o(>ni in youth llourish in perpetu-
>' I'.b' u’ jti\ fi\ed p.’an-: uu'.’a o!hi'i.: ■
ed td -ort^-aiuLi d !;;i(,cr tni\' >!'l.- '-i;
sys';, ii;, in.,!: c;.vc(i tipon I'I'e \' hoii'
lutci'.'i tvjuid lesidt
uMvj III I 11. J wi iiic iiaiiv/ii y iii,;\yt'>Lr vaai ii:» ic^uuicc^^ rji-
to oflites ol diljnity and responsibility. In | tended its empire, or infinite its popular
otirfmanciai concernssordcr wasbro’tout I tion ; if nnenlijjhtcned by the beams of
ol conlusion, and system snhstituied for | knowledge, its institutions arc inopcra-
derangement—national bankruptcy, suc-jtive, its elTorts weak and incff'cient.,
ceeded by national confidence and sound j Hut oureoinitry is peculiarly situated;
r-dit, based on the establishment of that) our civil institutions are perfectly seclu-
naticinal Hank, Mhich j),u \y had de-'ded Irom tiie dictatorial inlluence of pri-
nounrei! lnil\ Hrsirnv‘il-.im- vilcged orders, anti froiri that bigotry
and licentiousness connected with an es
tablishment of a religious order in society.
Heir, every citizen is possessed of equa*.
politica power. Ou!- extrication from
tliose artificial distinctions in society,
which are so intimatelv l)lended with the
policy and literature of foreign countries,
creates hrn the necessity of more diffu
sive inlelligence ; *nd where every per
son participates in ihe same advantaijes,
it w ill open a wider range forihe genius ot'
man, and devclope at an earlier period,
and wiih greater energy, the untrammel
led faculiies of every citizen. The na
ture of our j^overnment, the exigencies of
civil lile here, demand a hij^her amount
ol talent, a more o|)crative fund of mor
als, than in any other country.
'I’he surplus capital of all the nations
ol Kueope, and all countries possessing a
dense population, is in laljour—commer
cial or charierad fundi; but the surplus
capital ol the dniied Stales is, and will
continue for one hundred years to be, in
Lands. .\^ricullure will therefore bo
.r-, jjviiv.i, uiiiicr our national uvocaiit.'u ; in this a large
t]:r- liiatruaon iiolc!iiniy pledj.^ed i-* I proportion of our cili/.ens w ill be immetl-
li'. > o. ti:» ,,i uueCi-s-ji,.!, .iiid \vhich,; iutely interested, and from this derive
jU: , hi.,;je pdjini'^es resuhi j d! »heir rcsource« : on this class of soci-
fd' Oi ai.h to’;.\'.')f,,d 1-iicity. Atjtlythen will rest the su|)puri, or from
them must finally lesuli ilu* destruction
ol our social order. Ilow indispensably
necessary, ihen is an intelligeni e as dirt’u-
Sive as their jjovver.
I5ut under every government, and in
evcrv staiiiKi in life, v.’hat is man as an
u;wi\idual, without iniilli^eiice and vir-
: ifnt:,; 'bt* pa:.'tisat ; tue ? .Mere external and adventitious
r> . -.varincst Iriiinl lu of a' • oTrqdishments and possessions, may
uitfieui). I'jr I'>nci: enable him to f^'^litter in the
r laud 11'.r ri'riSart, unii• : t o; Toiiy, and dance in th«^ atmosphere
til.* I r.M .'er.i V, i;pru;h:-ji tasiii- u: he may nutter over the j^ilded
of the pix-it :.;. ctiiii.'-e ,d‘j ^i'cja e i f existence ; may ('risk in the
il;e i;,o’!»es, tiir I'jditifs, j iWi r .- parterre of j)leasiire, or bask on
IIU pi;r; :o'i!>Hi of tl.i pi'esent nw .:'-iU‘es, j t*:o (!.tr y ( oileh ol voluptuousness : but
(I. i: u-.tf.! I.y Milisr.iuei.t « ■- Ii>i i abi' ! • ocv often is this splendid dream of
j > •'a a ju v. i'h sctuiini;irr , i h i|'p!?M‘ss blasted ljy the stroke of if.di-
(he I'A'f ; y lo: piodiued. I iv e, or annihilated by the storms ofad-
'"''e Ik re tb i iinperle' t hislr;ri- v;;;siiy, and its votaries forever isolated
ca'i sVii *!i of tv. 1 ..s r;o'\ lo./k ; from tiie endearments, 'lie sympathies,
ioi!'^- Uu- e . f tiiiic—.in' ; ip-ite di." fu-1 and the hoj)es of society,
lure—fo)i!eiT;pijt- i.-ijr euunuy, tiliod j I'rrsonal attractions may for a time
riiniions of liirehigent, \iilut/iisj fayr ,nate and dazile ihe eye ; beauty may
iiv.ng under t pi»l .iv's, ^md | . |,,j( he.uiiy alone can never can-'
•’u ( I • i f I- • ,.V_ ■ .1 . r,., t . , ... ■. '
thi.'i navy, Vi liich in opposiL» >n to every
elKji t ed’V i^iojinrv polu y an.5 p.ejudice,
bus rude iriuinphaiil ovti ihe u.nes of
, pa;iy, ac'l ho:u»-vi-r Mar sj,ari)dtd han-
' l.rr \iL'o! ious ,.jver t!ie Ilriiisli Lion—
l',.'S not only been reiitst.’.o d u. its for-
nu r s\.ii)di:!;'-, ijut c.».y'iiu ntvd l. luaide-
)ree i.ontai'ond* .it tu out p/oiti. tion ^iid
stM.11'.y.
♦ haV'? hOY- a'.':oi:i[)aiii**'l ’be pro-
e i .ps', o( tune f',>r Iiaif a 11 niuiy
I’ at {(>• prese.-.t penod, under
KfCSj.
and a;
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a.-r-.: .:0k he 'mid^tjoy*; ‘o es iniNnr^v ! e\ •t.i’!/;.!;u',ioli, ’/'hL fon .ed the li .t'.on : ‘y**' •iCii-c, . f' mad'. ; v; . tb maturer
'D c:r 'r i;„, L-,i.ssi-K'^ •die . VM bicss-'.;. j , , pio.-.-v S’aiiu ; e.Vv iu d ;i'v. a )l.or-1'V ‘‘^’'d (.har.-n-an'l f. ip;iv.'j ; even to t'
. U;. „.vnb - tuat bn^l.t, n , j . J r.clnie .s. r.io! al and ph y iic-J, Curr. s;v. u- ,.• 11,, a w.
' . . . ", t ' ty'fs..-, .. I, ’ *0'!.c iijrhl ci iul..dij>-f;uce and ti.t, .
ii.'SL,:-^ i fi-iM.jt-j ,---iin;t('M,d risl. .! ...i a. g.o v ot T f-,;''' . ( 1 I'.al r>io; ;'bty i-nj religio
11 t II ■ ' j to ^ \ ; \ IiI'.11't. ; c!c \ e 1 u![>ed M>e nt-ree V cI 1 ^ * , , . , . I ; i coi. ’.c ( 11‘^! ^ 11 t be f je*
1*'. .V iijjpy con! 1 Ji! ic cic.'t; Oi*r I 1 ^ iI)re.>ervi: ard to huid n\\n u^mu- , ' „
. ■ , I >ret t.mi, unci kd n Mcu-rv .'uidnauo.ial I i. , , ‘ .4 , i u , m ,i,.. p,,
a'ldit ss, aii'i I.!"iw Vi.;i i)ver ttie Miltse• I , patr.. ; :o iufure jr.-es, our . iv;! A!nirf 'i-| ,
it-.*' I 'I ii.'ltnni/' ur>i .n; ini ivir
prt'ser't v ilderness to die I'.icibc, ! ^* tnaib.
1 youth ; ilourish in perj)etn-
tb ■.'•iKli maturer life ' they
I the conlinCM
addit ss, aii'i la-tw vi .i i)ver ttie .sidt.se*
queiit p'V, oooi V(:-;cs ef to:r.y ' e.T.-.
I5ut In-ri' tlu. b;: rju li.ai,
■ vvl'i.TC inuas i.;;)ipoi '.Uiiid-T-.
riiptcil biii.s—Ml wij-il (.'ot. s )elii.i-|
ty I. b.^.'bi wnboul a hi: -.t.
’I’r.vs is tli'; ;’,'V of .A .'oari |
a'.;d i’'diM>ei'i'.!. > i.'" ■ tli!.- 'li'.'
...il “0 I-; li.ij ‘jin.-Mu r .'■iiiOfi ji 'i!ii .ond,";
!'. i" .'bao aot \'t', i!.a\>-JIt bI
he nri-v and ar-^v r ^Iddtr'd a noble ! ,>nn^.p!.-, is uur
_ •. , . ' , s . itjz. jis. \\
UK. . llOll .-.[lU J.,11 i I ,>(' I ,
sni, I'l [', ( t.fii', Haui jr;.'je.''
r»' vV.r. i! ill, M'l;ono'!»;h, !' ;iyu!i
I’or'.t r- —Il ' utiu.r
■M'i. '..'lib, ' ■ :;u vi)’j.'.j'»s J.'..cA.^on,
ilf isui ,«iu'.y, as
itjz. !i'!. Wroive it (.1 oijr-
i.ur I'.ncf.-itors, to preserv
igiot> arc also
best interests
firmest basi.'s
u.’lintv/'. ,vi »r‘il as individual happi-
re‘.s--c;tid .bat tiu-y form tlie slrongest:
•bori'J I rn -' union—arc axioms no less
tiiictiiaii experimental. In proportion
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f:;'-' ItII sa' ir ! r.fd.V ;n.t libe-tie‘ experimcntab In proportion
Ivono'upi, 1 eny | v hav,-d.hvcn-d to, urcaic: we I?'’ approMmates the popu-
r, 1 -Ke, vr:,, ,, ^ ^ I I-'’ x^-rn-in that degree in which the
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i ;•! '■eid b'l'jp’s oi :ri:f.;.: ... .•*
W il,'!) ‘iif ii rv.-'ir ot l.n.'.fio'i 1
cd . win 0 • b '.r vo» ■ ;• i'" .
i._e tboii u;j.i ;■ ■, '
10 gratify p*'. sm '' r
servt,' a natieii^d v
prejiidiee of ?^e.'i^!'! . p *; > ''
,tini tl.c niorbid cc..t» b-i... •. i 't'
M'lvcs way to ihe ii>ini''f- ')i r.:
-•. iuM! love of co.Uitry js the i;ii|
and JiiOral |)niicii)!o the bland; r 1 '
social in'er-juor-e,—^o;-n( I’utere
tiaa will do i:i;.lice ’o tiiis jaM :od
history, to '.vhieb '.vu liave arnveti
award *o Ihe acroi' heir pi op.-r n -,
jirai^e oi- reprobation.
Duiiiig liiis pcf’o.!, party f.nd. .i' '•
legticd l.broiigb l!nj nalior, uitti .iih
tbeij' i'alefol iidiueiicc. Here no plr.,-
suiatile i,?n.sat,’on .'oiuc.'s tlu* linp.!!i' d ^
• iiHid ; here we Irea ! a vv/v/e bacreii o
ji.uriotisin, of ci.od(inr, oi uons.sieMir> ,
(d inoral grandeur •, i'.ere v,e lunl e\ i. i \
thihg vergiiii; ecei'iii:'!'’, li’inu li.e I iri,
w.i'li address of tin- t'afcliCi id his eoiiidiy.
The' aiieo and se.ditioii Im'A s irc’Dina’r I
by p.issioii to snb.^ir-,'.' p:;rly, mark 'i'o ,
lir>t unhallowed inipi i s^iun on the gi eal j n;, pidu'..[■!( s .■
biiU\aris of our lib'rtics. l,,\i'iy as-i ,ro’n auoptct!, itu! ii:*, ;a,
•sutii (jtiini of undidegated jio'.ver is tytan- aiPli'c^s Vfued as liie poliir s-iO’ i> i^'iide
ny; uio d;fleiot>cc. i> I'Uia/.'lev'C. wbe'it f ou"'.'oii’:v; .i.o e- i-- ,bj i»i-‘ u
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'■ I lei aied ob;, , ,, ,,i.:*'ii. U) ..all
tl e ii';;‘. '1 (ll . ijt rvi > . f
• '•} ;^'-'nri ai i .^ai authuri-
or f’l .1* (
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d ' nlaretl v.
C.i lly tiU.:.e j ;r(
'>; il Ijrc-a'li j in;, ;
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iDlllljUl’d I'. elVi.'.tS Ultllia!,!;
lastsi innnorality v.iiit( ? j
lf;llu:d in the l;..bi!;ine> '
slari’;,'.'.'l '.vjth c;.'T!.al i!)' ;-' r.U,.
■ r'.' '■ !>e?,! \vbi(di
'■v.i'.i,'- 1 liafTsa’' iiuiuii', ' ver) lansf
i i .qjiroj)riate riltui ; niid t,!ic
■ind moi al ineaiis are always
'bin the en.b: acti of man's a-
o ailain and [jcrpt bj ite our
lif'iu.I I'uppirie//; :.nd pro'.pei-
••vi lopnuni of I\\o ivcts is
.!)|'i al diiru-;on ol' know Irdgc.
..iC': impri.'is ' 1' c'i!rc.:t n,or
luy, l!'i-y i!'o'j!d '.'.cr hf licM i..p a
Iciiiio.i '.d d;s' 1.. d ...nd l,*ea'-' ni ’.o l!
e -' c-.i-iot. of i \eiv ti'ue ii'i',-;;'! ;.o In':
auf! vi"tuo are the
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now iijMi ■'
t‘’ IiUfi,
!ii>. ;.-r
t”ue
li;e
ernine;
peop'i- pr)s a ss the sovi reignty, and by
b gation are tln ir own legislators—so
>"t|;;' necessity ol a general diUqsion of
ft li.;ious principles, and the appieeia-
I.on a’ld practice of correct morals.
• >n what could the [)aternal tie of hu-
t'ia"', associations hi- foaiidrd, if no moral
p*’inij)les vvei c to be develojx d in the heart
!hmc is our security for pnjpr-rty, for
repiitatifin, for lii'e, if a sense of reliL;ioi:'i
obligation flestrt the oaths which ‘arc
d; insti I'liidits /i' investigation in om
roui't . ofjuitKC.^ Hut when the Iieart;
an ’ yudei s'nL Miir i.nUc in iuijio"m;;; an.
o'digation, we have a pled^,^e of pruinp'.
an(' \vi!l'iii» ob'*dienne t,o ti;*- laws, aiif\
an a'lM.rance of v.abildy and prC'Sperity
J 'b nation.
i ae dcstinif.s oi ou!-r.oun'ry ba'.e «;ver
beeri peeubai ly a'-soeuVefl with religion.
It was under i;:, anspiri -, that il vvas first
settb'd; it v., s ‘ • pe.- peta."te religious
fr. cdom, tl.i- ,a'_ . (I btrald of civil liber
ty, tha' ' be pi';;, ipis (If ,ci ted theirnutivi
land, anc' ''ti-.j irileri'tl a stormy sea, a
saM>e;» ulld■■!^te^s and a fearfnl destirr.
)UT; ' Hi !- '
1,;- u-^oa ot dt-.'
'.vasU, id in.in.i': in
no o,'..rral .bniii' .'n s ‘'oijiid; i ,
stiiMin of hnii!.i'i ii.licji , .. i
adi.i"!.';’UMtuxi id j ■'
P‘du \
iTu! ii:‘.
; (iin
:.is
.at inodli;p'lu,c ^ uesuir,
p’l:ol the leinplf (d‘bl)'-tiy, and j II n .i-. n: .ipb s of .-•ehgious iil.'eny fbaf
s . » to!i!ida’.ioii ol ri piddii:an i;ov-; anifna'i d . tid prrfrclert our lo'.eof civil
,{■; 1 vr, oe!;i. adnuue !. ’iheie! ii .-i : epiudd lu tlirou;;!; oai- j^ioon.v
Uiiisl bi.' a de,.p'-j(‘(d !-,'.el!ee’.ua! elevalion I mi ai dn'ni , strugidc fo- oxie.H-mJe.iC
lo capiicii.jte a peopl-. l'..)r liliiMly—tl.fie j b; !• poh'.ng wii!i cotdidente /.•die justice
list be a ssa.i'v c(jnni.':li'.)ii beiwinM): oi o'sr an:.*!, on llie suf)t«'H'(; r d*'i of thi;
• • tY, t » I . I V »» fl W» !•» t ..-.tw,.. t I I. 1. ; _ « 1*
•nr!
f!',is
V, bi(dl
ibej mental iiTiD! ovemenl at'd
.pe;i:y. )'ii' de''’e mu
tr.e
r. v.tion. I prO':
■ ay •- I AIsi i
r,Klic:d di'ie' • oi the intellccturd
nie'ii' '.! t';f;S', w >!o >io no'. b‘e! Ui.'’. Ii-ir-
niony '.b.i ii ( ....sls oelween ibe iia'. .‘>d'
llotig', .'.rid that Tiioi'alit) IVoni r^li'eli
. I , ii. iii; In' .O'ial diKif.s of man
itaivi r^e, ami .-,ov*'rpiijr; ,v’ !jile> .d’ualions
-lid ihii'i laid tlie foiinflaii.iii ol' our pi-^,
>;v:it national pi e-emi.icnre, where we are
liailed as h.'pe f.nd model of ibe
world—’.he iy:ani'^ dix.-ad, and the pair
ol's l-.oast.
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