The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-17
p 4 OS PECT q S-lS54-'5.
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4 llird gives some remark able examples showing
lhs gtesi I0ss sustained by England ia the history
lie sistesuen, and oi is natiual progress, through
the Imperfect state VI par amCniafy reporting III
tlser thuee lie opens his Lille o Lord CHATHAM thus;
"'Tbsrs is hardly any man an Inodtrn times, with
ths exception, perhaps, Vi Lurd SonIer. who fills 80
large specs III our history, pgd OF whom we know
70 little as Lord Cbatian and yet he IL the person
~ whom Every one would ut point II d, si,d to
f.Ams the most suece sstui statesman and most bril-
lisnt orstsf that this country ever pSctluced. u
Lord SQnlers, Indeed, We can scarcely lie sHli ~
know anything at all. That he was person vi un. |
sOpsuehable Integrity judge ui great capacity aud
learning, nIm friend ol liberty, but caUiuu, snd
ses co0rssior IA nosi difficult e,'eFSec,>s, all are
tspdy to acknowledge. but the auth, Hy wtHeh he
possessed among ias contemporaries, the influence
which his sJdni ana practical wisdom exercised
eysi their proceedings. the services which nv was
hss enabled 10 teHder th steering the Constitution
safe through the most iryfng umes and saving Us
rom .TbiuuTv p.wer without paying the price oi
SsI lipeGuSs in una!chy aud hlu Jdsed--nay, con.
dneuns The whole proceedings Ui a revolution with
~ the delheraucn, and almost In tile iorins, o an
crdinsTy legal pToceedibs have surrounded his
Hazis With u mid yet impcfsl1Olc goiy, which, IN
tue conuasto VI our dark igGorance respecting all le
particulars and details VI his Ilu, gives the Ii urJ
something altogether mysterious uud ideal. is
now unfortunately too late, by supplying this luiuf
Soauon, To nj up the outline which the msuger rec.
eSds oi his umes have les. US. But II Is sngullr how
mYch OF Loid ChuthanI, VITO toulIslled WItuin The
memory .; the present generation, stall rests upon
vague traduiou As statesman, lndeUd hJ Is
known 70 Us by the events which history has rrcOr-
det 10 have happened under his adninlstratiJn---
Vet even oi his share III ln.lug these about, .Itue
bee eeen preserved VI d.tpi ~, fragments oi his
tpesches huSe been handed down Ub, uut ESQ
esnt 81 very shIull proportion 10 thc pUiiLlUus
isHs which his el0queiice hus ieit Ovhind II, that
lar more u rnaniIes,l) lost tAan has tencnud us;
while oi his written compositions but iew ivt,crs
hsso hitherto b,eu gIycu tn tnc void
Tho lmpetiect state o. puIiaIIenIary reporting
~ the great cause oi this btdn,..'
Whut SOuers and Chatham have lost in tame by
t oblivion Vi all the uIlsury oiiJts oi j,iG minds
which WELDING the puw.f Ji PufiiIui-nt c,.isuctd
tn2 maTeh vi uie GO'CInHicnt du.I, tL.IT CJuuvc-
uon with it iv Als,uIy ui the nadJn la, also lost
for want Oi the Iigor uId velty, t,e cltirarss. r
freshness dnd beauty wan wch H. GVGnt. liii tulIr
cSi>cs might nave Ocen preserved IN inc luIiliJus
oloQucilcc vi It's orators.
hr gtvat men wl!o conducted oar RcvU'utiJnary
struggle IN the Con,Iucul1l LunEf.ss have .,I nu
eIs!oiy bthild ii.m oi tIe views and cvcn,s winch
bad uieir birth III their debates except Ih nG
ger lofinulo oi youral. Ihc ieINId feeling Oi TIC
hour, III: lmprlng cltcums nnccs, the urgum NJ,
Le cuger cont:uyvTsy which sct the sUlIvc every
variety ~ nsbt, passed away with the breath that
gave utHi ujichtt aiIi mel wllo were mol suTpds--
eu IA tic VI i"lJn Ui l.rrI Chatham, ny "he G,a,l
staieonleu oi TIC wGrG, have bequoa'ncd To pJsIer
~ poiLins VI he clO'lu nrn which gud our Ma.
nonal Councils but "lht shadow UI II uamc.n Re.
Gent publications. show how grupnc his ufy becomes
~hSn tc motors ~ 1t pea; iu tenisulvcS, u,i IEun:
- Ihey eAicrse stamp homc!veo on lis I,ale. Con.
eEcLs Las now tah"H care tnat this sOi Ui gtngIur
nisIor, slgl tail from tn. pa 81, iili aud pen,ct uAy
" day; snd thus every pu.iic iItn miIi nIdkc hs
sNh history u"d Jitnd II lnp.iisubIy ~isn ia 1t II
be county.
-. Tue Congressional Cob. aud Appendix is 81 Va
luminous that it can ouy L, read ~ uu hu-y cu,,,,.
trymen pa:lul, dulinn ils MONIES. 5our gIr Ii,.
Ntested ~ one mGasute, sumo III anuIihT DIhcGtni
sections look lvf Tie moot pat Ia tn, ac ION o ln, n
several repre-, eItalIyrs--e conc ms Ol one he.
euen.ly possessing no interest Tor the lcst--allI
amidst tLe NUS 1t is uiUicult Tor uch spcIJn ar
al al A. MT
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