The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-26
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Posphys a ndll8 ttibute to Lopez:-- aii
4 tTbe world,riI says, ''is apt to make
4 thelistinction between rebellion and a
revaltion 10, depend. on the success o.
ltheTevolters, WHO, IN "o1e case are re-
Ecorud in history asnaitnis, iinotIie io,her
asspriois.aiIn such Injustice, wegwill not
be, ,1plicated."- - ~
\ lpez was member OF the Spanish
Cotiz, either as a delegate from Cuba
Or ~ Spain, and had heldabigh positions
linsith Spanish iarmy.uiHe married "a
Cuba lady, and bad resided ip the island
manyyears, where he saw the despoiic
cbaraier OF the government, and de-
|iefmied on devoting his life to its'ffeea
DOM rsq u aeisa9dolgsI lesIsgaa a
Th Post thus describss the character
Of Loez,
Lofz was, no common man; much
less VS. lie man Of sordid motives and
meanimbilons. He was over sanguine.
like INST Of Ills couplrymen; he did not
aniiclaie and provide fora all lbe lcou;in;
gencis which were Indispensable 10 The
Success Of such an enterprisein lie nine
ieeho century, and lie may be CHARGE
ablesiih da criminal Indifference 10 the
vafuepfhnman, life, in taking such terri-,
ble rsks as every one but himself felt
and aw that he was taking. But liep
riskeR more himself than dny one else.
did. He knewoihatttho Spanishqgovern,r
meit had set "A higher price on bis head
thai they would pay fol, thai, Of any other
ma|'s in their whole empire, and that he
lradno security for tl,e future, but in suc-
ces. .BdHe idred, as he lived, ,ilike a hero.
anda gentleman. ,Wheiber,he cause of
libEty in his unhappy island died with
him remains 10 be seen. Tie blood of
the elpatroteis fhe seed o. freedom, and
we 1fsel that WE should adishonorl our
AmIrican ancestry and lbe, country whose,
Independence their heroism achieved, If
we did moi deeply sympalhize with the
Cre,les Of Cuba ia The death of Lopez,
IbeiI companion and martyr, and if we
did losI continue 10 hope that from his
eraH would rise, at no distant day the
Washington BY whom The, cause Of ftee-
DOM in Cuba, may be Conducted 10 q
more auspiciods issue. sooq fi9i'rl
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pTnE WIRE OF GENERAL JACKSON IN
The influence Of this woman, over her,
husband is said 10 have been very extra
lrdinary. She was ofobscufe origin and
olally uneducated; yet she inherited
rom aature,ihose fue and noble traits of
ler SIX to such perfection that her power
vas. Very great. Gen. Jackson was at
acheh 10 her IN early life, bui BY some
peans or other the matter was 9inter-
upteAS and she married another, who.
,roved a villain and the connection was
!, most unhappy one Gen. Jackson be-
came Interested in her, and the conse9l
luehce was 4 divorce, after which he
married her, She is said 10 have pos
,essed, none of those accomplishments
which ARE supposed 10 adorn fashionable
ife-reareG in the back woods, seeing
nd knowing bnt little ofrefned societyg
Yether fine person, strong affections and.
good senseo The three essentials of q wo,
man, enabled her 10 take hold with ire,
,isible force Of the bold, strong and fefy
warrior and statesman 10 whom she was
welded. II was The lion held inttheiems
brace ofoibe aWn. The influence she
exercised is said TO have borderei on the
superstitious. He imagined that no
bower or act of his could shcceed ar be
averse to her will or in op.
position TO her feelings. She seemed
his guardian angel by day apd, BY night:
holding in her hands his life, his fate, his
at. An intimate friend Of bis saws that
So long as heslisedi lie wore her fmina-
tuTe naar his heart, and lneyetellnded 10
her except IN manner so subdned1l and and
g,lll or reverence that the listener was
deeply impressed with her lranscehdent
worth. lia<HIq
ComronTs ron HomEgf WomrN.
aBesusy," says Lord Kaimes, sis dan
eerous property, tsdding 10 corruptaheI
mindsef the wife Though il soon loses isl
laanGe tns:T ihe husband, A figure
,ereeable and engaging, which inspires
lfFeciion without the ebriety Of love, is d
much safer choice. The graces lose not
heir inHnesice like beauty. Atthei end
pf thirty years, q yiriuous woman, who