The History of the Government of the United States volume 04

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The History of the Government of the United States volume 04
Patton, Jacob Harris
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Institutions which could bear and breed such men as Lincoln and Emerson had surely some energy for good. No, amid all the fruitless turmoil and miscarriage of the world, if there be one thing steadfast and of favorable omen, one thing to OUR SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 235 make optimism distrust its own obscure distrust, it is the rooted instinct in men to admire what is better and more beautiful than themselves. The touchstone of political and social insti tutions is their ability to supply them with... worthy objects of this sentiment, which is the very tap-root of civilization and progress. There would seem to be no readier way of feeding it with the elements of growth and vigor than such an organi zation of society as will enable men to respect themselves, and so to justify them in respecting others.
Such a result is quite possible under other conditions than those of an avowedly democratical Constitution. For I take it that the real essence of democracy was fairly enough defined by the First Napoleon when he said that the French Revolu tion meant " la carrttre ouverte aux talents " a clear pathway for merit of whatever kind.


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