fes, martyrs, reformers in t sense, and

    men, serve tate heir consciences also, and so necessarily

    resist it for t part; and treated as

    enemies by it.  A wise man will only be useful as a man, and will

    not submit to be quot;clay,quot; and quot;stop a o keep t;

    but leave t office to  at least:--

    quot;I am too o be propertied,

    to be a secondary at control,

    Or useful serving-man and instrument

    to any sovereign state t t;

    irely to o them

    useless and selfis ially to them is

    pronounced a benefactor and p.

    become a man to beohis American

    government to-day?  I ans   disgrace be

    associated .  I cannot for an instant recognize t

    political organization as my government whe slaves

    government also.

    All men recognize t of revolution; t is, t to

    refuse allegiance to, and to resist, t, ws

    tyranny or its inefficiency are great and unendurable.  But almost

    all say t suc t suchey

    tion of 75.  If one o tell me t this

    because it taxed certain foreign commodities

    brougo its ports, it is most probable t I s make an

    ado about it, for I can do  their

    friction; and possibly to counterbalance the

    evil.  At any rate, it is a great evil to make a stir about it.  But

    o s machine, and oppression and

    robbery are organized, I say, let us not have such a machine any

    longer.  In otion of a nation