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ou must succeed in finding a man _fit_。 And having found him�察�I would farther recommend you to keep him some time� �It would be a great improvement to end this present nomadism of Colonial Governors。 Give your Governor due power�察�and let him know withal that he is wedded to his enterprise�察�and having once well learned it�察�shall continue with it�察�that it is not a Canadian Lumber´log you want there�察�to tumble upon the vertexes and sign its name by a Birmingham shoulder´crank�察�but a Governor of Men�察�who�察�you mean�察�shall fairly gird himself to his enterprise�察�and fail with it and conquer with it�察�and as it were live and die with it�此 �he will have much to learn�察�and having once learned it�察�will stay�察�and turn his knowledge to account。
From this kind of Governor�察�were you once in the way of finding him with moderate certainty�察�from him and his Collective Wisdom�察�all good whatsoever might be anticipated。 And surely�察�were the Colonies once enfranchised from red´tape�察�and the poor Mother Country once enfranchised from it�察�were our idle Seventy´fours all busy carrying out streams of British Industrials�察�and those Scoundrel Regiments all working�察�under divine drill´sergeants�察�at the grand Atlantic and Pacific Junction Railway��poor Britain and her poor Colonies might find that they _had_ true relations to each other�此 �that the Imperial _Mother_ and her constitutionally obedient Daughters were not a red´tape fiction�察�provoking bitter mockery as at present�察�but a blessed God's´Fact destined to fill half the world with its fruits one day��
But undoubtedly our grand primary concern is the Home Office�察�and its Irish Giant named of Despair。 When the Home Office begins dealing with this Irish Giant�察�which it is vitally urgent for us the Home Office should straightway do�察�it will find its duties enlarged to a most unexpected extent�察�and�察�as it were�察�altered from top to bottom。 A changed time now when the question is�察�What to do with three millions of paupers ��come upon you for food�察�since you have no work for them�� increasing at a frightful rate per day�拭 �Home Office�察�Parliament�察�King�察�Constitution will find that they have now�察�if they will continue in this world long�察�got a quite immense new question and continually recurring set of questions。 That huge question of the Irish Giant with his Scotch and English Giant´Progeny advancing open´mouthed upon us�察�will�察�as I calculate�察�change from top to bottom not the Home Office only but all manner of Offices and Institutions whatsoever�察�and gradually the structure of Society itself。 I perceive�察�it will make us a new Society�察�if we are to continue a Society at all。 For the alternative is not�察�Stay where we are�察�or change�拭 �But Change�察�with new wise effort fit for the new time�察�to true and wider nobler National Life�察�or Change�察�by indolent folding of the arms�察�as we are now doing�察�in horrible anarchies and convulsions to Dissolution�察�to National Death�察�or Suspended´animation�拭 �Suspended´animation itself is a frightful possibility for Britain�此 �this Anarchy whither all Europe has preceded us�察�where all Europe is now weltering�察�would suit us as ill as any� �The question for the British Nation is�此 �Can we work our course pacifically�察�on firm land�察�into the New Era�察�or must it be�察�for us too�察�as for all the others�察�through black abysses of Anarchy�察�hardly escaping�察�if we do with all our struggles escape�察�the jaws of eternal Death��
For Pauperism�察�though it now absorbs its high figure of millions annually�察�is by no means a question of money only�察�but of infinitely higher and greater than all conceivable money。 If our Chancellor of the Exchequer had a Fortunatus' purse�察�and miraculous sacks of Indian meal that would stand scooping from forever��I say�察�even on these terms Pauperism could not be endured�察�and it would vitally concern all British Citizens to abate Pauperism�察�and never rest till they had ended it again。 Pauperism is the general leakage through every joint of the ship that it is rotten。 Were all men doing their duty�察�or even seriously trying to do it�察�there would be no Pauper。 Were the pretended Captains of the world at all in the habit of commanding�察�were the pretended Teachers of the world at all in the habit of teaching��of admonishing said Captains among others�察�and with sacred zeal apprising them to what place such neglect was leading��how could Pauperism exist�拭 �Pauperism would lie far over the horizon�察�we should be lamenting and denouncing quite inferior sins of men�察�which were only tending afar off towards Pauperism。 A true Captaincy�察�a true Teachership�察�either making all men and Captains know and devoutly recognize the eternal law of things�察�or else breaking its own heart�察�and going about with sackcloth round its loins�察�in testimony of continual sorrow and protest�察�and prophecy of God's vengeance upon such a course of things�此 �either of these divine equipments would have saved us�察�and it is because we have neither of them that we are come to such a pass��
We may depend upon it�察�where there is a Pauper�察�there is a sin�察�to make one Pauper there go many sins。 Pauperism is our Social Sin grown manifest�察�developed from the state of a spiritual ignobleness�察�a practical impropriety and base oblivion of duty�察�to an affair of the ledger。 Here is not now an unheeded sin against God�察�here is a concrete ugly bulk of Beggary demanding that you should buy Indian meal for it。 Men of reflection have long looked with a horror for which there was no response in the idle public�察�upon Pauperism�察�but the quantity of meal it demands has now awakened men of no reflection to consider it。 Pauperism is the poisonous dripping from all the sins�察�and putrid unveracities and god´forgetting greedinesses and devil´serving cants and jesuitisms�察�that exist among us。 Not one idle Sham lounging about Creation upon false pretences�察�upon means which he has not earned�察�upon theories which he does not practise�察�but yields his share of Pauperism somewhere or other。 His sham´work oozes down�察�finds at last its issue as human Pauperism��in a human being that by those false pretences cannot live。 The Idle Workhouse�察�now about to burst of overfilling�察�what is it but the scandalous poison´tank of drainage from the universal Stygian quagmire of our affairs�拭�Workhouse Paupers�察�immortal sons of Adam rotted into that scandalous condition�察�subter´slavish�察�demanding that you would make slaves of them as an unattainable blessing� �My friends�察�I perceive the quagmire must be drained�察�or we cannot live。 And farther�察�I perceive�察�this of Pauperism is the corner where we must _begin_��the levels all pointing thitherward�察�the possibilities lying all clearly there。 On that Problem we shall find that innumerable things�察�that all things whatsoever hang。 By courageous steadfast persistence in that�察�I can foresee Society itself regenerated。 In the course of long strenuous centuries�察�I can see the State become what it is actually bound to be�察�the keystone of a most real ;Organization of Labor�察�and on this Earth a world of some veracity�察�and some heroism�察�once more worth living in��
The State in all European countries�察�and in England first of all�察�as I hope�察�will discover that its functions are now�察�and have long been�察�very wide of what the State in old pedant Downing Streets has aimed at�察�that the State is�察�for the present�察�not a reality but in great part a dramatic speciosity�察�expending its strength in practices and objects fallen many of them quite obsolete�察�that it must come a little nearer the true aim again�察�or it cannot continue in this world。 The ;Champion of England; eased in iron or tin�察�and ;able to mount his horse with little assistance�察�this Champion and the thousand´fold cousinry of Phantasms he has�察�nearly all dead now but still walking as ghosts�察�must positively take himself away�此�who can endure him�察�and his solemn trumpetings and obsolete gesticulations�察�in a Time that is full of deadly realities�察�coming open´mouthed upon us�拭�At Drury Lane�察�let him play his part�察�him and his thousand´fold cousinry�察�and welcome�察�so long as any public will pay a shilling to see him�此 �but on the solid earth�察�under the extremely earnest stars�察�we dare not palter with him�察�or accept his tomfooleries any more。 Ridiculous they seem to some�察�horrible they seem to me�此 �all lies�察�if one look whence they come and whither they go�察�are horrible。
Alas�察�it will be found�察�I doubt�察�that in England more than in any country�察�our Public Life and our Private�察�our State and our Religion�察�and all that we do and speak ��and the most even of what we _think_���察�is a tissue of half´truths and whole´lies�察�of hypocrisies�察�conventionalisms�察�worn´out traditionary rags and cobwebs�察�such a life´garment of beggarly incredible and uncredited falsities as no honest souls of Adam's Posterity were ever enveloped in before。 And we walk about in it with a stately gesture�察�as if it were some priestly stole or imperial mantle�察�not the foulest beggar's gabardine that ever was。 ;No Englishman dare believe the truth�察─�says one�此 �he stands�察�for these two hundred years�察�enveloped in lies of every kind�察�from nadir to zenith an ocean of traditionary cant surrounds him as his life´element。 He really thinks the truth dangerous。 Poor wretch�察�you see him everywhere endeavoring to temper the truth by taking the falsity along with it�察�and welding them together�察�this he calls 'safe course��' 'moderate course��' and other fine names�察�there�察�balanced between God and the Devil�察�he thinks he _can_ serve two masters�察�and that things will go well with him。;
In the cotton´spinning and similar departments our English friend knows well that truth or God will have nothing to do with the Devil or falsehood�察�but will ravel all the web to pieces if you introduce the Devil or Non´veracity in any form into it�此 �in this department�察�therefore�察�our English friend avoids falsehood。 But in the religious�察�political�察�social�察�moral�察�and all other spiritual departments he freely introduces falsehood�察�nothing doubting�察�and has long done so�察�with a profuseness not elsewhere met with in the world。 The unhappy creature�察�does he not know�察�then�察�that every lie is accursed�察�and the parent of mere curses�拭 �That he must _think_ the truth�察�much more speak it�拭 �That�察�above all things�察�by the oldest law of Heaven and Earth which no man violates with impunity�察�he must not and shall not wag the tongue of him except to utter his thought�拭 �That there is not a grin or beautiful acceptable grimace he can execute upon his poor countenance�察�but is either an express veracity�察�the image of what passes within him�察�or else is a bit of Devil´worship which he and the rest of us will have to pay for yet�拭 �Alas�察�the grins he executes upon his poor _mind_ ��which is all tortured into St。 Vitus dances�察�and ghastly merry´andrewisms�察�by the practice�� are the most extraordinary this sun ever saw。
We have Puseyisms�察�black´and´white surplice controversies��do not�察�officially and otherwise�察�the select of the longest heads in England sit with intense application and iron gravity�察�in open forum�察�judging of ;prevenient grace;�拭 �Not a head of them suspects that it can be improper so to sit�察�or of the nature of treason against the Power who gave an Intellect to man��that it can be other than the duty of a good citizen to use his god´given intellect in i