Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10

distinctly }g1crir- s7les I1tfItf
piln@f of Aeafita r.afI ai|fs l'e NI8hNih
lniia--ihe one he lshsl epe ol IaaltItls' 8. p
dcPendcncc and distinct pefsonallgs - go
the reprss nutiiye ~ 2 pfIssily dynasty vlAea
locked al humaa fi.eiag in the rleitfo a
oalfes over which supersaaon sli prssom.nqc'-
a dynasiy which existed 4 ors HiHofs bcgas
audaghose reIrclcnua'ivos a lhis day - sonnee
al by un iniernpici Succession 9iih De lafllestA
period Of recori1 time.
Wehaye reached ihl PariGc. and therr On 81
tranquil shores tle onwsri proCrs oi. .om rsl.
less poDu'aiion must crease. Looking olrf Tie
iumease g.on which providence has gwen .
us 90 occupy, the ufni 3 los in ih inuueusay
of the greatness which awaits us, anl the hsau
IS stricken wHh ave az the vast r. s0oasibiy
which must rst upon us "a peoples ho arc a.
hold in tulst the accumulated results of Oh prtcg-
ding gciviation.-Iluma1 rehe AMI human ifo5-
dom; SELF government, the history oitiiIien ma
lions once great aud powerful; the records al
wars and conyulsions which were ih9p1rut,ent
tIr0ss usicTiHg some now idea or principle into
lia; all rha.s and a Ih1lan kindred ralfrtops
rlsn INTO ,la mind wh-n one NcIma O. corld-
.crtle mighty future which lies bc.ora llisT.nI5-
iic and Dos adventurous people. Inc cHA-rcs
of the world is 70 be ours, and oo.l ocea1s ats
10 b. subjected % us. The spInior uI LascrI
cities which grew into greatness d. tIe tr d. be-
rveenlAa Valley oi the Nile and tas balryo OF
rhc Gangs wiil shine bnt dimly, even "a ;he en-
haucsd I.'Jninatonof f,nos and tradition. wlt'na-
compared with tha stately mogliaccnca and co.
l0sial -frucurs of the cities which arsto cnHcen-
trtr. the rich clemens of the valley Of the Wis.,
e.1pi. The of Thabas and MsHphis, ot
Of Palmyra and BIib-r remain still 10 t.te-tl
Is.. % d. 81 s It..f as. 81
grew up by means Of q caravan trade on cgrne.3,
orb acJmuerse Of eo..oys on iiis Red Sa and
lhs Persian Gulf. From such a trliis i.t the
eyes turn r1 OBJ. rivers. canals and rail r0,ii u'
dis continent 5. ours. % Oh, mighty ggurr OF
steam, propa-ug iullmouJ.s vessels aeI cars,
aud % rar Immense oxllnsc Of aiigyill soil. fer
uie in prpluea under The culture ola people who
for cntcrplse. energy and invention have 10 su-
Perior5-ve may say no equals.
The posse ion Of the Pacific coast will give
new impulse 20 our already rapid pr79res9. 4
new JJs.s Of commercial operations, having the
Bay oi 81. Francisco and the mouth Of tha Co
lumJa for irs prominent points, must soon exist
beyond the Rocky Mountain. "t3nmercial'y'
says Nr. uy.yr Benton, .ihn aIyanag.s Of
Oregon will b. rrsat-iar greater tlan alv equal
pOrlgn Of t41 Atlantic States. The eastern A-
satic,. who win be- ih.ir chief customer, are
r more numerous than our customers in ws.te-l
Ewopo-nara profitable 70 raIe wih and S.
dwgaIJIs % quarrel with. Th..r aric-s Of
commerce are richer than those o, Europe; Jnov
want what the O,gol have got To- apar5 bread
and provisions, and have GOT no systems Of poll
cv 20 prevent them from purchasing the Daasr o.
i rLes Of life from those who can supply thc.1.
The seas which wash tAa.r shores IS every way
= better sen Than the Atlantic, richer in It's whale