Oration Delivered in the Congregational Church Sacramento California July 4
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a base cheat ! it is a bastard ! or if born legitimately, has, through erroneous education, licentious indulgence, and imbibation of every species of wrong sentiment, become disfigured in face, deformed in shape, in mind diseased, and morals depraved ! But more than aught else, the rapid declension of our people from all that truly elevates them in the scale of humanity, that gives nobil ity to the soul and dignity to man, which teaches him to look aloft, and aspire to higher aims, lies in the ...mistaken character of our govern ment. It seems beautiful in theory, but in practice is bad. It was established on the supposition of a high and increasing state of intelli gence and virtue among the whole community, which sort of basis, books give no account has ever yet existed on this globe ; and judging from the slow progress human nature makes in perfecting itself, I do not perceive, that any such bright millennium sort of period will arrive for innumerable ages to come. Besides, the popular idea entertained, that a people living under a Democratic order of government, where each person has an equal voice in public affairs the same right to vote and hold office and conse quently having such weighty obligations resting on him, as would tend to better educate one in his rights, make him more jealous of his lib erty cause him to exercise greater particularity about placing none but the best citizens in posts of trust and honor, and thus in its work ings render each successive generation, more and more enlightened, virtuous and patriotic is found out already by our own experience, (and history informed us of it before) to be most fallacious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a base cheat ! it is a bastard ! or if born legitimately, has, through erroneous education, licentious indulgence, and imbibation of every species of wrong sentiment, become disfigured in face, deformed in shape, in mind diseased, and morals depraved ! But more than aught else, the rapid declension of our people from all that truly elevates them in the scale of humanity, that gives nobil ity to the soul and dignity to man, which teaches him to look aloft, and aspire to higher aims, lies in the ...mistaken character of our govern ment. It seems beautiful in theory, but in practice is bad. It was established on the supposition of a high and increasing state of intelli gence and virtue among the whole community, which sort of basis, books give no account has ever yet existed on this globe ; and judging from the slow progress human nature makes in perfecting itself, I do not perceive, that any such bright millennium sort of period will arrive for innumerable ages to come. Besides, the popular idea entertained, that a people living under a Democratic order of government, where each person has an equal voice in public affairs the same right to vote and hold office and conse quently having such weighty obligations resting on him, as would tend to better educate one in his rights, make him more jealous of his lib erty cause him to exercise greater particularity about placing none but the best citizens in posts of trust and honor, and thus in its work ings render each successive generation, more and more enlightened, virtuous and patriotic is found out already by our own experience, (and history informed us of it before) to be most fallacious.
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