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I believe on the contrary, that they will eventually uphold all those who have patriotism and courage to stand by the Constitution and who place their confidence in the people. There should be no faltering on the part of those who are honest in a determination to sustain the several co-ordinate Departments of the Government in accordance with the original design."
But if we have no faith in the permanence of the existing settlement, if the very individuals who established it are, year after year, proposing their modifications or their reconstructions; so also, while we uphold what exists, ought we to prepare ourselves for the change we deem impending?
That calls for the truth. Men are riding up and down this country to-day, stirring up sentiment against your outfit. To-night the people will gather in town, and the jail will be attacked." "And you?" "I'll uphold the law as long as I can." Fraser nodded. He knew Brandt spoke the simple truth. What he had sworn to do he would do to the best of his ability.
Apparently the arrest of Nabokoff impelled the Czar of all the Russias to uphold the dignity of his Empire by hurling threats against a State which protected itself from conspiracy. The champion of order in Russia thereby figured as the abettor of plotters in the Balkans.
It was a demonstration to the country and the world of our confidence in the President, and the determination on the part of Congress to do what was necessary to uphold the dignity and honor of the United States. The vote for the bill in the Senate was unanimous. The war came on immediately afterwards. The history of it is yet too fresh in the minds of the people to need repetition here.
It has become a hum not infrequent custom for my ha personal admirers personal admirers solely to be pleased to express their desire to acknowledge my semi-official position here, by offering ha little tributes, which usually take the form of ha voluntary recognitions of my humble endeavours to hum to uphold a Tone here a Tone I beg it to be understood that I do not consider myself compromised.
Faction fighting provides the chief intellectual stimulus in many a village and small town of France. Where Republicanism is strong, the mayor's party is often at bitter feud with those who share the views and uphold the authority of M. le cure. The sign that the 'advanced' Republicans give of their political faith is never to set foot inside the church unless it be at a wedding or a funeral.
No wonder a native hates our English Courts. Our English officials, let it be plainly understood, are above suspicion. It needs not my poor testimony to uphold their character for high honour, loyal integrity, and zealous eagerness to do 'justly, and to walk uprightly. They are unwearied in their efforts to get at truth, and govern wisely; but our system of law is totally unsuited for Orientals.
Arthur Clennam could not help joining in the good-humoured laugh, for he recognised the truth of the description. 'So I find that I must have a partner who is a man of business and not guilty of any inventions, said Daniel Doyce, taking off his hat to pass his hand over his forehead, 'if it's only in deference to the current opinion, and to uphold the credit of the Works.
It was attempted in the face of a bombardment that would have shaken a city, and a fusilade that ought to have mown down every blade of halfa-grass near. But Maxwell's men seemed not quite to get the range. The flag and flagstaff were riddled with bullet holes, and the dead were being piled around. Still, dervish after dervish sprang to uphold the black banner of Mahdism.
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