The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-01

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the failures in Russia, and al Laipsit
and Fontainbleau. worked no change IN
their feelings toward him; they received ceGlt,
him from Elba, Struggled for him atlWa-
isrlow, and joymsl y embraced the earliest
aoppnr,unity, first TO crenie his kinsrr,un
President, asIdid finally Emperor, One
aseclisn of Englqnd's aristocracy rejo'ced
in his adyen, 10 power, trusting, tina, al
though no party in England dare force on
n war. 10 res,ove corn law prices and
impre ssment, their new Trlp,olemus,
from the castle Of Ham, would do the
work. we >. ''E.t ts'
Ludwig Kossuih apd Joseph Mazzini,
types of revolution, are silent through in
T.ondon, but not idle. They bide lSeir
time, Dunbtless Austria aud Russia do
no, thank Palmerston and the wings for
harboring such dangerous persons.--
Germany is full Of discomfort. ltaly's
millions are ignorant, disunlted, revolu>
,ionary, i'll at ease. AS to an inroad OF
the French into Great Britain, II would
surely be.a signal failure, Try il when,
they might. ~ a'aa|2'
We should not be "weary in we'll
doing" although the Dutch mob tramp
led 10 death !heir beuefac,ors the DeWius
Though Milton did poor, blind, and
nsgluc,od--ibough Bunyan lay twelve
years in prison. Deioe was presented
through lie, aud Cobbsu, Oiler s,rng
Rljns long hard, in and out Of prison, ,forI
an Independent livelihood, had 10 leave
bis ,ppd widow in want. With unparal-
leled bravery did Sir GloudesIy Shovel
caplure Gi6ialrer fot Green AIMS, and
was iurned out Of ths navy and declared
nsrp worth "hank ye." Homes, and
patriotic ashe s, W. s O'Brien is kept
il banishaienr. General Hafrisi'n, begged
the hlexichn embassy That he nigh, be-
ennbled TO educate his children, and was
refus d. L fayeue's noble tlisinteresled2
ness was rcqnited with the Austrian dun
seon, and 7se Impoverished was he that
when ,sAerward invited TO America be
was unable 10 raisc money for his e&-
pous4s out JOceIyp Waller barely con-
iriyed to exs, L. N, Duvernay's suffer
iugs and cxil; rrcrWed ike return;
Dnms, Scoland's sweetest bard, trem
bcd on the bed ufdeslh. les, he would be
droggpd To ilil tor a petty deb'; De- VIII
CGn,en, ,djrd while governing New York,
one df lis pnores, ciiizeus; Jefferson.
who bestowed his ample ,alen 8, aud
energies on The republic, had his latter
years embilt red by lie p'o'pec' Of lcav.
ing hopeless poverty 10 lhpse dependent
on him; bis successor, Preslcrnt Monroe,
when thrrescote and ten, 7wasin actual
want, and supported by voluntary subs
scriprinns in MQbil' and New Orleans;
With $500 900 due on his books the gem
efous and courageous Ddaue died in
philadelphia p nnless, Chntpubriand's
ace uni of his revcrses aud suiferinSs IS
beat,rrndng. rven Napoleon Ill was
taught seven long years in Louis Of Or
leahs's gloomy slate prison. Obscure
even as my chcquered cateer has b"ep,
a tsiihful demil Of the risks, imprisonN
mems, ,lia!s, difficulties aud dangers,
corrected wirh ii, would be q sor, Of li'-A
eraly .curos'ly. The impartial historian
of Canada. will au'ely see something TO
approve of, aud Ina, there is much to
blame | freely admit. The fas'ic;ous
critic will say 1 exhibit too much ego'-
ism in thus writing, but il should be re-.
membrred shat one Of The chief objects
of such an appeal as this iso spenk of
the appellant, his affairs, while tlking
about the aG,irs Of those wins are appeal
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