A Definition Of Protection

Wow, I teel tuut I nnve trespassml upon yoiir time louter thaii I oufjlit (o liave done; hut before I close I want to say to jou tlmt If any Bwn isks you pon what üninnd you juslify l'rotection teil liim 1 1 1 i : Thai tli' Deity has impresed upon :ill anliimted matter the principie of Protectlon. The bird of the air is protecred lr feathero, the beast that roams orer the pl.iin with hair, and the tortoise and the inal] that crawl upon the ground are protected liv shelli, That man, possessed of i higuer inltllijience, proteets himself í ' ¦¦Tii tbe cold by garnient, and protect8 bimself from the stomisby g house which be bullds. And the bird that builds its nest and the beavcr that builds the dat do (O but in ohedience to that great and universal law which the Deity himself Iihs stiunpiil upon matter. Aud f it U the iluty of man to protect hiuisclf, aud it' it liia diity to protect the family which i"d lia uiven lilm, how much more is it not the duty of thft goveinment - a governmenl of the people, for the people - to protect ihe people who have fortned it !