American Institutions And Their Influence
American Institutions And Their Influence
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It rallies the interests of the community round certain principles, andit draws up the creed which factions adopt; for it affords a means ofintercourse between parties which hear, and which address each other, without ever having been in immediate contact. When a great number ofthe organs of the press adopt the same line of conduct, their influencebecomes irresistible; and public opinion, when it is perpetuallyassailed from the same side, eventually yields to the attack. In theUnited States eac...h separate journal exercises but little authority: butthe power of the periodical press is only second to that of thepeople. [162] In the United States the democracy perpetually raises fresh individualsto the conduct of public affairs; and the measures of the administrationare consequently seldom regulated by the strict rules of consistency orof order. But the general principles of the government are more stable, and the opinions most prevalent in society are generally more durablethan in many other countries.
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It rallies the interests of the community round certain principles, andit draws up the creed which factions adopt; for it affords a means ofintercourse between parties which hear, and which address each other, without ever having been in immediate contact. When a great number ofthe organs of the press adopt the same line of conduct, their influencebecomes irresistible; and public opinion, when it is perpetuallyassailed from the same side, eventually yields to the attack. In theUnited States eac...h separate journal exercises but little authority: butthe power of the periodical press is only second to that of thepeople. [162] In the United States the democracy perpetually raises fresh individualsto the conduct of public affairs; and the measures of the administrationare consequently seldom regulated by the strict rules of consistency orof order. But the general principles of the government are more stable, and the opinions most prevalent in society are generally more durablethan in many other countries.
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