{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Power.-A mans power implies the
readiness of other men to obey him. Now
one man obeys another from the prospect,
either of good if he obeys, Or of evil if he
does not obey.-"eal,h is the great means
OF procuring obedience through the medi,
um OF good. All hire of services is thro,
thai medium, The power Of inflictinp
evil, in case of disobedience, and of procu
ring services by fear, is what, in the more
peculiar sense, is meant by the term pow
er 1t is to be observed that the range of
obedience obtained by fear is capable of
much greater enlargement than that which
is obtained by hope.