The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
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NeWspapsr for the Peeple.
LcRD BRoUoHAM, IN his sFfisiosicaT
Sketches Of Statesmen who houriahsd ia
the time Of George the Third, gives somo
remarkable examples, showing The great
loss susIainrd BY England inihe hisioSy
Gifts siatesmoR, and Of lis nationaI pro.
gIeSs, though ibesimperfectsiago 0f pbts
liamoniiry reporting in former times.
He opens his life OF Lord CnATM4N
thus: ~ ~ 5saasPsa
'Thers is hardly any man in smodern
,irnes, with the exception, perhaps, Of
Lord Somers, who fills so large space
in our history, and afWhom we know so
liule, aS Lord Chatham; and yet he ID tho
person TO whom every one would Il once
point, ifdesired 10 name the most sue
cAssful stateman and most brilliant ora.
tor that this country ever produced. OF
Lord Somers, indeed we can scarcely 30
said 10 know anything at all. Ths, he
was q person OF unimpoachable integrity,
"a judge of sveaf capscity aud isafning, a
firm friend ofllberty, buta cautious and
safe counselor in most difficult energ-
encies, all are ready to acknowledge
Blu: ihe authority which he possdsscd
which III sound md n,,ct;cai w;sdonf
exercised owe, i,be;r nroceed;nos ,bo ss,.
vic.s which, he wa ,busr spubled 70 rem.
der in steering The Constitution safe
though the most trying iimes, and saving
- from arbitrary mower wi,hont SAVING
The price Of our liberties IN ANARCHY and
bloodsbed--say. conducting. the whole
proceeJipos ~ a rovolu,ion Win all tba
deliberations. and almoat IN tLe fo,ms Of
an ordinary leoal proceeding. have suY.
rounded. his pane with n mild ,e, inner.
|i.bable slory which in ne cootrast &c
our dark ignorance respeclinp ali he po,.
Gcnl,,s and de,,;l, ~ h;s life uav. ,ba
6ouro some,b;nos al,oua,I,er,. mys,e,iou,
.nd ;ds,l 4, Is ,ov npfoy,una,alv Ga,
l.,e s,pplyino this ipfo,m,t ,tien. to f]l up
Tho on,i;se vb;cb tbe u,a,ohe, secods
.of bis ,imes have leftus. But j, is sin
pular how much Of Lord Chatham. who
1ourisbeJ within m, memory Of ,he oreS
sen, nenera,iops stll yea,s upon ,yagua
tradition. As statesman, indeed. ho 70
known 10 ,is '1y t,e events which history
has recorded 70 have happened under his
administration. Yet eyen ip his share in
bringing these about. Jittle has besp ,rs-
served or de,Ril. So. frspmsn,s of bis
sne.chas have been handed tiown 10 ~.
~, lbeaa hear "a ys,, small + propasition
q ihe prodioeous fame which ha elo~
oue,nce bus lef, bebiud II. ,b., far mo,e
Is mspifes,ly los, than has seschcd us;
while If his w,;t,en comp,si,iou, bu, a
faw la,,e,s have hitherto beeu aiyeu 10
he world.
sThe imperf. G, state ar pariiaman,ary
reporting Is The groa, CAUSE of his ilank.'
Wha, Somers and Chatham have los,
in fame by the oblivion of a,l the mas.
,orly effaris Of their minds which, wield>
ING The power Of Psrliameat, conducted
the march Of The Government during their
connec,isn with il. the history OF the ma
lion has also los, for van, OF the vigsr
and yeri,y ,he clearness aud beauty With
which lis events and their causes might
have been preserved in the luminous elo.
oucnce ef lis ore,ors.
The .p,ea, men who conducted our
Revolutionary Struggle IN the Continental
Cono,ea, have lef, no bis,otv behind them
of ,be y;e wso and events which hads tleiYS
dcba,oss ercent n ,he meager (o,m,la ~.
;ournaI fi,hes freyid feelino 81 The
bon, ,ba ;mnall;no c;rcums,ances Tho
.,o,,,nan, ,Sa saaoe, con,Yorer,y which ,
sss ,ba s,'h;ec, ;,,.,a,y ys,ie,y OF lIyb,.
ss,ed AVA, with N, breath tha, .saye
,hem n,,s,anca. and man who wsre' p.;4
surnaassd II lie opipionl lof Lor, hath.
am r. s,ba m,,,s,' at,,sss.en ~ H..
/ wo,lJ Il have, l,soao.,hsJ - no.,a,;,,
aathinp oI3,be el,ausaca srbic,, cu;ssi
our Na,torsi 1,onncila .h,,,,s.be .badnw of
4 : M q, % a.an, a.,hi;cs.,"ns sho,, nov,
j ,,,.nI;c b;s,sry hscp,nss when Tia se,o,s
s,1r = 4, aoeaI e.: ,bsmsalyes and ayen,s 4, 4
I 'hs, ~ !" spTs~ sms,,s s,smp themselves on ia
raso,.ss hss naw ,aken ears ,ba,
rTs' 49,, soo,,;na h;s,arv .b.,l fall