From "To the Young Men of Italy."

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Even if we conquer the South, as conquer we must, unless chastened by

visible misfortunes in the North, our triumph breeding unbounded

conceit, we plunge the deeper in the vortex of voluptuous prosperity,

our country forgotten by the people, its honors and dignities the sport

and plunder of every knave and fool that can court or bribe the mob, the

national debt repudiated, justice purchased in her temples as laws now

are in the Legislature, the life and property of no man safe, the last

relics of public virtue destroyed, anarchy will reign amid universal

ruin. DANIEL DOUGHERTY.

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