The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31
WHOLE NO. 0I2.i

government, and to weaken the local
Epower Of the Siatosj fiat he preferred
! the federal authority 10 State rights, the
1 Judiciary 10 the legislature, the govern
lmeni 10 the people, The claims Of money
I 10 the rights Of man. Calhoun will siapd
as ihe'fcpresrntaiive Of State rights and
free trade; Clay,of the American sysiem
Of protection; Benton, Of payment in
sound coin; some other, OF the revenue
tariff, And ID lie greatest question of
ihe age, the great question Of Human
Rights, as champions Of mankind there
will appear, Adams, Giddihgs, Chase, and
| Mann and Hale, Rantnul and Sumner;
! |yes, one other name, which, on The .his.
teriaps page, will shade oil illese--ths
name of Glrrison. Men viii recount
llho words Of Webster al Plymouth Rock,
Fat Bhnker Hal, at Faneuil Hall, al
tNblois Garden; they will also recoIlect
thathe declared that "proieciion OF pro.
,pcrty" was the great domestic object of
government; thai lie called on MasAa-
cInisetts 10 conquer her ''preiudices" in
favor Of unalicnable right, and with
alacriiy give up a mar to be slave; tha.
he innds The negaiipn Of God ihe7firsr
principle, OF government, That New
England elephant turned round, aud tore
| feedom's slandird down, ind lrod her
armies under fobtlF They will see iIiat
he did moi settle the greatest questions
by justice and the law OF. God. His
parallel lines Of power are indeed long
lines ~ nation reads his word; they are
not far apari, you cannot GET many cen.
lurics be,&een--for there are no grea,
Iiaeasaof Right, no mighty acts Of Love TO
keen them ride,
Was his priyaie lie goodY There are
many deprased things done without de.
lpraviiy Of heart. / am here TO chronicle,
and moi invent. cannot praise a man
for virtues that he did not have. This
day such praise sounds empty aud i'm.
pertinent as the chstiering Of a Gagged
eaparg, amid The sadness Of funeral
prayer. Spite Of womanly tenderness, il
is nol for me 10 renouhce my manhood
and mY7God. LEI us ''nanght extenuate
and nothing add, and set down naughtin
malice,p n is fiTue that he was over
fond Of animal delights tf The Joys Of Lis
body's laser part; fond Of solid luxury,
not fond Of show. He had aplSinh house,
but a sumpluonV hnard. He loved
powera loved luxury, loved vino, moi
show. He was intensely proud, not
vain Careless o. money, be WIS often
depis 81 ana Ia ala %. sel!lei borrowed and
leipe.eu 'Ah0P @ "o' "ga.n: Frlvate money
some.'mes l c.ove 20 n's hahds' yei.m his
generous i''''"te 'neie as'no sialnt .pf
'aVatlce' \ wlsn we charges brought
aga'ns' n!s pholIc admln0llss'ratlon 1 y Ton may By
d.SptoyGo, wnereol ,Na'S ,ne STAN TEST upon
n''n !, 10 'n,S uay' n senator OF me United
o'a'es' ne was Pehs'oneo oy ihe manu-
,ae'nfefs o,a pos'on', ,liielr gifts IN
MS nahos' now eould no dare bs Just.
tas lafr sPeecrnes smell o. hTrlbes.---
Gn"io -, "- no! f'ahc's D3coh warn nm, nor
e''ner huams gu'ae. inFee or four
nuhu'eu tea.s "ep' inou,as Aioore would
no' acceP' hVe ihousaua' pounds, which
,he' 'tailellhsIn a{ US ciefey pgohciy offered him,
-. p'o,'c M seiv'ces aone as ., chancellor.
pu' ''ou''e,'n i,,'so'e 'o.N--now much
tt fcaNnOtHlhli E tSOHeitleI mo- all tAinuy