The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-05

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ulvE1Nfft; i'ki SIGNS OF PROGRESS
4 ea''not but be gratifying q ilae friends
q 1Feeoom IN snIs Republic to perceive, oi
.a'e, 'no'ca'ions o. regeneration and reform
4 qas''s's o' 'no yid Void where they
we'e, ~" Jeats since least expected
s'z' y 'hc ropes aom'n'ops and those Of
'po 9','.dn' IN relation 10 these signs 'cl
Gooa 3 mugs 70 GENE, q acorresponent OF the
ras's F'esse, recently ifun Constaniinople,
WINES ~ io''ows; nave just been making
| - excursion sn'ougn paft OF komelia, and
inase every wne.e iouno me Christian pop
ule''on dci'gh'sc w'in inelr new Sultan;
.ney a'e ~ oeyouon 70 mn, ana y eveftlcre
ny cnange ~ 'he'r iseimgss I VIII % the
'a1'i q me aamlnis'Fa'ion. Asiorthe MUS
su',nan portion, sney are auEe disposed 70
,ooN urpn 'ne cnrls'lans as 'nelr equals
r.oiy 'n'ng, tnereiore, depenas upon 'ne
'uuic .,.,l cou'se ef'ns government, ana resPen-
s'on'y 'stne greater mai mere 10 no OPPOSE
.'on 10 ,ne exercise q lis power I,he views
o. me Sul'an are perfectly well knownto all
no "oi'o' ana ne mas expressed wi'p sulil-
o'eh' u's''nc'ness MS intentions 10 iavof q
'eio''n anu progress, ana mas received N
consequence me sympa'mes q every friend
q humanity SINCE Abdul hsdlld came to
'ne lhroae, regard ior human life and the
rlghs OF properly have become so establish
ca mat 'hey are no longer mere edicts, but
are Pan OF the mallners and customs Of the
people, Inc 10. o. the hayas IS much ame-
llorated ineir relations with the rest OF Eu-
rcPe are OF nat,iie more uniform, and the
kind character Of the sovereign has become
more and more that OF the people
ihey are about 70 found, IN Constantine
pie, of Normal School, TO which Mussulmen
ana Kayas VIII be lnd'scrlminately admitted.
inns institution VIII be OF great serviye TO
the empire, and lis foundation will honor
the present sultan. The first stone OF a
susa'ng ces'lneo ,or me school was recently
iaid oy hiiaa' rasna, me president o. the
council, !he european iormalitles OF de-
poslung CONS, o., were observed.
Inc SemapnoIe OF Marseliles, also OF
recent uate. contains Inc ieilowlng extract
o. aie"er rom nome' showing how the new
rope - progressing IN the noble work Of re-
lerm, ~ spite q az opposition: "lhe Pope
steadily pufsues me accomplishment OF his
Work OF regeneration IN The midst OF lmped-
lmenls every ony raised against him by the
enemies o. progress. The Jesu'ts have be-
come more ant more uneasy, though with
out cause, u iney faye only the the Interests
OF ohrlsl'aiiiy IN visw. II, however, they
ann AZ some'n'ng else, they may with reason
oe apprehehslve. Heaven, lsg'vlng to the
onurch an eno 10 inlrigues, which cause
4 suen serious prejudice TO religion. AT
n's last weekly puolic audience, ms Holl-
ness hearo me Claims OF forty-elght persons.
inese VINO had MOI brought with them a
w1iuen account OF. tneir grievances, made
p'pa voce statement, OF which the Pope
nlmseii look notes his Holiness is occu-
pied VITA lhe means 81 developing the re.
sources OF the public wealih--resources
i which have hitherto been allowed TO tie dor
mant. For this purpose, chairs Of physc
aud mechanics, applied 10 arts and industry,
have just been founded at La Sapienza; a
chair of political economy s talked Of Pi.
edmont has just given noble example 10
the other Italian states, by addressing to
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