Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-07
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State smhn who aohrshsd In tho II mo Of George the
Third" gives some reinarkshe cxsmple: showing
yrsa. loss 'S,ss as o n. W sIr Sro@rs.s u.s. roSr
mer times. lie opens his Life Of Lord Chatham thus
exception perhaps, Lord somcrs who hls SO large
II space IN our hisory, ANA OF whom we know 80 little,
IS'a ass ."a s s
most snceessia s.ais.'nan and most brilliant @ osaor
s d. soa",Sy s" =. ow nothing S
he was n person Of unimpe achahlc integrity Judge
g'sa, esaous saGasy yunS ad =. ac
cme rgencies, all are ieady 10 acknowledge. Bu tie
%as he IL. saaaS a%0s nsd %
dom exercised over thei, prcceedinysI the services
Constitution snle through the most trying times, and
saving US from arbitrary power without paying the
price Of lbcr les IN anarchy and boolshed-nay,
conducting the whole proceedings Of revolution with
ali The deliIc ration. and amos, in the forms, Of
ordnnry legal proceeding, having surrounded his
the contrast Of our dark Ignorance respecting a the
particulars aud details Of his life give. the figure some
fortunately TOO late, by supplying this norma,ion W
I'll up tho outline which the incascr records Of his
Lord Chatham, who aourisies within the memory Of
the present generation sti rests upon vogue trndiono
As statesman indeed nc Is Known 70 Us oy ns svehs
administration. lcteven OF his share IN bringing these
about, little has been preserved Of detail 80 rag
but the bear very sna, proportion TO the prodi-
gious fame which his eloquencc has cf behind II, that
lar more mafestly lost than has reached US while
of written compositions but few letters have hi-
thcr'o been given 10 the world.
"The imperfect state Of parliamentary reporting 10
the great cause OF this blank"
Wha, So,ncrs and Chatham have lost in fame by the
oblivion of all the mastery efforts Of their mind.
watch. wir'diug the power of Parliament conducted
the march "l tue Government during their cOlncl ton
with H. history of The nation has also lost Tor want
of the visor aid veriy the elearness, the freshness
md bcauty with which its events aud their causes
might have been preserved in the luminous eIoqucncs
The great men who conducted our Revolutionary
struggle in the Continental Congress have eii no his.
tory Dchind ,nen OF the views aud events which had
their birth their dcDD,es except In the meager for.
nua of ou, ha The fervid feeling OF the hour, tho
npcins circuus:au the argument, the eager con.
tloycrsy which get the subject ~ every variety Of
light passed away with the breath that gave them
ternncc and men who were no, surpassed, In the OPT
mon oi Lord Chatham, by the master statesmen Of
the worid bequeathcd 10 posiery nothing OF the
eloluence whic, sui'ed our National Councils but
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