The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-26

The English mind which would have ena.
bled them 10 chase such spectral Illusions
from their own.
Cheered always by The firm reliance
we hive mentioned, we suffer lille dread
under almost any possible contingency;
and if il should please Providence TO
swallow up, like Korsh, Duthan, and Abb
ram, the whole Vclorian executive TO
morrow, from the Lieutenant Governor
down 10 the most insignificant police
constable or crown nominee who has ever
submitted TO the indlgniiy Of the govern.
lnont brand, we believe firmly thai the
people Of Victoria are quite capable Of
organizing in one month, amongst thom>
selves, better government in every
department Of the public service. Or it
Gleat Britain should cast off 10 morrow
the tow line by which she draes us along
tho muddy ditch Of her colonial policy,
we have such confidence in our felluw
coonists as TO know with certainty, that
our safety would bo greater Our pros.
psri,y more firmly established, our na
lional character higher, our progress
more rapid, aud ourselves boldet, greater,
better men than will ever be the case in
our present condition Of miserable vas.
salage.
The change will come. We believe
that il is far better for both countries that
il should come quietly. And to that end
we conceive that il Is essential that il
should come SOON There is nothing so
much to be deprecated as that the feel
ing of acrimony should be engendered
between England and Australia, which
now so largely tain,s ell her communion
ions with our elder brother Of America.
Every eff'mt should De made :ha, we part
kindly when we do part; and il is, there
fore, better that we prepare TO part be-
times. Reform in England's treatment
of her colonies, wo believe TO be alto.
gether hopeless. As community we
owe her much; as govern men, we owe
her less than nothing. Her "ptolection"
ID the sheeresl humbue, sitting the prin.
ciplo of courage and selireliance amongst
ourselves and betraying into the very
dangers from which she hypocrilically
pref end to guard US. She has done
nothing for US but doluge us with felons,
and crush us with bad government to the
very earth. Such deeds as these can not
do otherwise than call up ranking hatred
and deep sense of wrong; and these
being protracted, will some day lead The
,imorous Australian to resist insul, and
injuries rather more singing and intole-
rable than tho stamp act and lea duties
which nerted his bolJer brother Of
America.
1t is 10 smooth path like this, that q
Legislative Council of Victoria is now
CHS fly wanted. Il may amuse itself in
i,s leisure hours with scab acts and
vagrant bills, notices of molicna, and
select committees. But times are com
ing rapidly when sterner duties await it,
and when much will depend upon the
mastery hand with which those duties
are performed.
T,LERATIoN ExrRAoRDIV ,-Their
first vsi. was TO a Malay of Dltch
descent, man Of fly, rather tall, and
of delicote canary tint, There the
doctor was dazzled by superb coIlec.
lion Of the CANDY fealhefed family of
Malaga. But The bird in all the avlary
,ha, mos, fixed his attention was the
(ancier's daughter, young girl Of four,
teen, with beautifully fnir complexion,
who sat in q corner, her eyes ti'nidly cast
down, her abundant light hair falling in
misses over her bow and shoulders
The missionary looked curiously al her.
GLOW many children have you2" he
then SAID turning to the lndo Dltchman.
"Threc," he replied
"Bu, il seems 10 me-" said my com
panion, "that when your wife comes to
church, she is accompanied but by one
young mnn."
"True, senior padre, by Vicente de
Paulo, The only one Of my children whc
is Catholic"
Sand the other, what are thoyT
Inquired the priest, rather surprised
The man Of birds ref scted little before
replying to this question.
i "There is good in all religion, padre,
he at last said "V'cente, who is the oldes
Of our children, brought up Catholic
like his mother, and myself, (for ! am a
Catholic by my mother, although Dutch
man, because i. is right that the oldest
of family should be of the same relig
ion as his parents. OF my second sor
John, made Protestant, ou, Of respect
for the English who govern US. thought
too, that in consideration of his religion
the Protestant ministers, VINO are very
powerful, might be useful TO him. AS lc
my daughter, | was embarrassed to decide
what religion 10 give her when one day
rs was was walking with the Imam, he
proved to me that Mahomeianlsm is the
best religion for woman, and accord
ingly made Mussulmln Of hcr."-Dr
Ypan's sic months Nth the Malays.
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