Select Speeches of Daniel Webster, 1817-1845
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Its most ardent friends could not well have hoped fromit more than it has accomplished; and those who disbelieved or doubtedought to feel less concern about predictions which the event has notverified, than pleasure in the good which has been obtained. Whoever shallhereafter write this part of our history, although he may see occasionalerrors or defects, will be able to record no great failure in the ends andobjects of government. Still less will he be able to record any series oflawless and de...spotic acts, or any successful usurpation. His page willcontain no exhibition of provinces depopulated, of civil authorityhabitually trampled down by military power, or of a community crushed bythe burden of taxation. He will speak, rather, of public libertyprotected, and public happiness advanced; of increased revenue, andpopulation augmented beyond all example; of the growth of commerce, manufactures, and the arts; and of that happy condition, in which therestraint and coercion of government are almost invisible andimperceptible, and its influence felt only in the benefits which itconfers.
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Its most ardent friends could not well have hoped fromit more than it has accomplished; and those who disbelieved or doubtedought to feel less concern about predictions which the event has notverified, than pleasure in the good which has been obtained. Whoever shallhereafter write this part of our history, although he may see occasionalerrors or defects, will be able to record no great failure in the ends andobjects of government. Still less will he be able to record any series oflawless and de...spotic acts, or any successful usurpation. His page willcontain no exhibition of provinces depopulated, of civil authorityhabitually trampled down by military power, or of a community crushed bythe burden of taxation. He will speak, rather, of public libertyprotected, and public happiness advanced; of increased revenue, andpopulation augmented beyond all example; of the growth of commerce, manufactures, and the arts; and of that happy condition, in which therestraint and coercion of government are almost invisible andimperceptible, and its influence felt only in the benefits which itconfers.
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