The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-01
! Vnanges-EditOriaI Life-Sfn,a 30
& Europe, &c,

I +. commencing AlS present
journal, the Message:
when we Compare the past vi,b Tho
present II is Impossible to repress a
warm enthusiastic hopeGulness as ,o tI,o
'u'nfe' Since the writer was an infant
IN the cradle, ,{ho@ 1cuiarkable have aeen
,ne changes, discoveries. and inventions
highly favourable to human bpnnnc.si
For, -qne child llafreceiyed a 6onmrn
{schoo' education in chTislendom .dprino
lile' eighteenth century, len children hcys
boon well taught their rldimen,s wi,h;n
The earlier half of the nineteenth. Tia
htst Napoleon left an imperishabIc code
OF laws as q legacy 10 France, after
sweeping away The conflicting and con-.
'rad'c'ofy precepts and preceden,s Of A
tlIousapd years New York has united
the realms ofIaw and equity, assimiJa,-
ing the mode ofprocedure in her iudi>
-cIal courts. Scotland has obtained a
real representation in ihe British House
81 Commons in place ofa merely nou,-
'nOl one England has led the w,y to
chfpP postage, begun her grand work of
Legislative reform, repealed Aocien. laws
against conscientious dissent from court.
ly creeds, and partly unshackled The
periodical press. Prussia is thoroughly
educating gallant nation. The iostitn.
tons ofs'he neietboring republic, whicl,
has afforded an asylum 10 ,be bomeies,
upon earth, and increased from four 10
tweniy-four millions Of souls, have nm.
dergone very many substantial improve
ments. i u II 81 2
1.-The learned Evbank truly remarks,
ms' Inventors were no, only the "6rs,
reipTmers, bot in every age have been
The most efficient ones. 'rhe real pio..
neers OF progress, tits OILY where thew
are, that the world advances. Prlost Of
| phianthropss, the fruits of their Iabors
extend to all peoples, and kindreds, aud
tongues"
! In prootoflth We will find among the
millions of remarkable Inventions ot di,-
coSeries during my shor, liferine--,he
steamboat; the iron railway and the loco.
motive ;Jan'hracite Coal, The soItsic bat.
terry electro-rnNgnetJ and lightning tele.
| graph; Planlng, morlisinp, sawinp, ihresl.
ing, and reaping machines, of extraor-
d'nary power; tho cotton gin; the life
boat; Ericcson's propeIlers or the oaloric
engine (air 10 do the work of s,eam). /. the
hydraulic ram; iron steamships improved
modes of ship building the comu.n fric-
lion match; the gas light; presses tia,
PRINT 10000 sheets aa hour; blanket
"ws7apers teaming with useful land
often useIess) knowledge; the dague REQ.
type, Jacquald's and other power looms,
manufactures OF India rubber and autla
perchaj Steel and gold pens; electrotyp-
ing; the electric clock; new metajs.
new words; new planets; cbloroform;
new means of preserving health; conciI-.
ialion courts. a1..
Without designing 10 produce political
illuminallon,s religious secs, competitors .
have effected, much for man. By ens.
bling him to read the bible and tracts
they have placed in bis hands power.
he would in vain hope for otherwise. -
The discoveries of and thirst for gold arc
increasing the quantity in circulation,
raising the value of labor, enabling ma
I tons and individuals 10 paw their deb,s
easier and in specie, The United S,ales
have the pas. year exported S26 900 900
! in gold and silver, and ibp;r milt, have
: coined NEARLY $50, 900 in gold.
2 Tho writer commenced his public car.
e eer among you in The capacity Of iourn.
alist. In the exercise Of that humble
but useful vocation be will probably end
it. James Montgomery, William Duane,
Benjamin franklin. Edward Bsines. Hor.
h ace Greeley, John Neilson. Ludwig Kos.
suth, Emile de Girardin, Henry O'Rielly,
9 the Buckinghams, William Cobbett,
Thos. II. Benton, William c. Bryant,
A. N. Molin, Bayurd Taylor, Alphonsa
D de Lamarlige, Thurlow Weed, and
c Louis A. Theirs have severoly given
{ proof, as newspaper editors, that incal-
! culable good may be done TO society, by
a right, application Of the powers Of tho
periodical press, aided by the facilities
of the post office. Less gifted men can
+ also learn, with me, to strive TO emulate
, the many distinguished examples Of
newspaper edilols which Europe and
America have afforded. 70 gal,
/, Great Britain is getting ready for war,
as the suresi means of wnrdng IL Off:
she is concilialing Ireland TO some ex-
tent, and encumbered estates, value $4O,-
100000 have been sold: she is steadily
augmening the gold in her principal bank
f increasing and putting in order her
, fighting navy, while Napoleon is, seem.
lngly, ,lessening his army-she is strength.
!; ening her coast dcfences-and allowing
! the ieins oil power 10 be held by the
/ protested admirers Of French absoutsm
and Russian and Austrian civil order.
The new French Emperor, Oh his part,
is striving to unto his countrymen, es.
pecial.y the most influential, TO his rule; i;
lowering the rate of interest on public
debt, creating a new sysiem of bsnkinG.