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ee ee eT Siw Aeatviaiat pret oe my r a wa . Toe” oa =e, ite ” th. e ae s i $0ity & free climite of ‘thought eo Siac tor’ te 2 RE! ig. hf Ha were, an rae) 7 Pm . NEE inate those sho wen ous’ Shtepehdenog,# he" 2a ue ae _& a war at ag «! we yor Pad eo re ods are »¥ —_— oar = req, © a Cate wa aS eee whitney We Cali fernia; , believed that, ‘the ‘fia ood of ‘the State me ek , _ tte fd ae a 716 22 nem free to onion tes their fatutites; ana ‘at ‘in tte government the deli ~ oR tet NY at * dade 8 ee ee tae Sgr : - formes should prevail. over the arbitrary. Sieg ‘valusa Stperty Both a an od | 3 — 7 *s “end a3 a means, They believed Liberty ¢ to be thé: secret | of happinass and co courage 7 - : ged be the se secret of Liberty. They ‘believed thet ‘teeedon' to vain as 7 you mili 3 ~ ‘=a to. pene as you tink are meme indispénsabia & to the ‘discovery and pres of - “politica truth; that, without” tree ‘speech and essonbly discuseion mould ‘be _fattley that with ‘then, discusstan aftoris ordinardiy 8 adequate ‘protection against "the dissemination of noxious. doctrines that the “greatest menace to freedom is an "Anert peoples ‘that public discussion is a “political duty; a and that ‘this should “bes a , fundanental principle of the Aner‘ican ‘goverment. . | - ~s ve ~ a ‘He believed in seeking "for betterment within the broad an of existing Institutions," as he “once wrote ‘Robert We prubre, ‘for progress is neces~ sarily slow > and “yenedies. necessarily tentative, whe developnent of t the indi ; vidual is," he added, ‘tooth a necessary neans and the end ‘sought For our ob- MAT tee Bee eS 5 ar ai _dective is the making of | men and women. who shall be free, self-respecting men bers of a denncracy'~ and who shall be worthy of ‘respect oer The great Tr: an ~ foe om a ¢ He believed, never doubting, in Denocracy. But he knew it to be a or a ae ‘ oper is responsibility," 7 | a 7 | : F- Pa dertaking which substitutes self-restraint ‘for xternal restraint, = anew also that Democracy "demands co continu ous sacrifice | by the individual and ne y exigent ‘obedience to the moral law. than any other ‘form of governnent," Its suc.. * must proceed from the individual, and his development is attained 4 mainly in the proceys of comson living.* , en Ae eo