I discovered it by chance.

But the widespread interest in intercollegiate debating and proper gratitude for what it has done to stimulate a study of the different forms of public discourse have led undergraduates, graduates, and even teachers, I think, greatly to misemphasize its importance in the field of study under discussion this morning — public discourse.

[The government] may be destroyed by popular violence, or the madness of party, or the deeper sappings of corruption.

Coordinate term: cypherpunk