Speech of Hon H Winter Davis of Maryland
Speech of Hon H Winter Davis of Maryland
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Its fluctuations are the rise and fall of parties; its cur- rents bear the nation on to prosperity or ruin. Its fi'ee play is the condition of its purity. It is like the ocean, whose tides rise and fall day by day at the fickle bidding of the moon ; j-et it is the great scientific level from which every heiglit is measured — tlie horizon to which astronomers refer the motion of the stars. But, like the ocean, it has depths whose eternal stillness is the condition of its stability. Those depths ...of opinion are not free, and it is they tliat are touched by the words which have so moved the House. Men must not commit treason and say its guilt is matter of opinion and its punishment a violation of its freedom. Men cannot swear to maintain the integrity of the nation and avow their intention to des-troy it, and cover that double crime by the freedom of speech. T/iat is to break up the fountains ol the great det-p on which all Government is borne, and to pour its flood in revolutionary ruin over the land.
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Its fluctuations are the rise and fall of parties; its cur- rents bear the nation on to prosperity or ruin. Its fi'ee play is the condition of its purity. It is like the ocean, whose tides rise and fall day by day at the fickle bidding of the moon ; j-et it is the great scientific level from which every heiglit is measured — tlie horizon to which astronomers refer the motion of the stars. But, like the ocean, it has depths whose eternal stillness is the condition of its stability. Those depths ...of opinion are not free, and it is they tliat are touched by the words which have so moved the House. Men must not commit treason and say its guilt is matter of opinion and its punishment a violation of its freedom. Men cannot swear to maintain the integrity of the nation and avow their intention to des-troy it, and cover that double crime by the freedom of speech. T/iat is to break up the fountains ol the great det-p on which all Government is borne, and to pour its flood in revolutionary ruin over the land.
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