The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-01

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ioille prodigeous fame which his eIo,
squence has left bebindit, that "a, more
is manifesily lost than has reached us;
while of his written compositions but D
few letters have hitherto been given TO
The wolld.
The imperf CT state Of parliamentary
reporting Is The great canse Of his blank
What SumeIs aud Chatham have lost
in fame by the oblivion Of all the mas
,crly eff'.rls Of their minds which, wield>
ing the power Of Parliament, conducted
tho march Of the Government during their
connection with il. the history of.iho na-
lion has also lost for want OF the vigor
and verify, the clenrness and beauty with
which lis events and their causes might
have been preserved in The luminous c!o-
quence Gifts orc,ors. r
The great men who conducted our
Revolutionary struggle in the Continental
Congress have lef, no history behind them
Of the views md events which had their
debates, except in the meuger formula Of
a Journal. The lrevid feeling Of the
hour, tho impelling circumstances, the
argument, the eager controversy which
set the subject in every variety Of light,
passed away with tho breath that gave
thcm utlerance; aud men who were NOT
surpassed, in the opinion Of Lord Chath-
am, by Hhe muster statesmen Of The
world" have bequeal!cd to pos,frity
nothing Of the elrqnenco which guided
our National Councils but she shadow Of
name.' Recent publications. show how
graphic history becomes when the Gc'ors
in it speak for themsolvea, and events as
they emerge stamp themselves ON i's
page. Congress has now !aken care TINT
this sor, Of genuine history shall fall
from The press, full and perfect, day by
day and thus every public man will m he
his history, aud blend ,impe'ishably Nth
that OF his couRtiy.
The Congressional Globe and Appen.
dix is SO yoluminous that il can only be
tead by our busy counirymcn partially
during i's progress. Some are Interests
ed in one measure, some in another
D fferen, sections look for the mos, part
TO the action of their several represents
,ivcs-the concerns Of one frequently
possessing no interest for The res,--and
amidst tho mass il 10 difficult for eao
section, or individual, TO GO, al the spe-
cial matter most interesting TO them
TO obviate this. and enable all 10 got a
glance general view OF tho entire pro
ceedings Of Congress, and 10 fix Illoir
attention go what sni's their particular
views, I will publish in future, in addition
10 tho Daily Globe and the Consression-
al Globe and Appendix, A TuMDW''
CONGRESSIONAL Gil BE, conlaininsa brieI
Of each days debate on overy Important
subject discussed during tho proceeding
week, arranging the names Of the speak
ers pro and con, mid presenting ,he
point discussed and leading Arguments
on each side somewhat in the mode in
which forensic briefs ure prepared. This
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The biief synopsis Of dchases will FL
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every important item Of foreign mac
domestic news which can be CLEANED troa
the daily prints during the week, ,oge,t
OF with that vi ch may be Brought b,
'elegiarb Il, lhe moInsnt of goins It
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ierosling miscellany which is given il
the Daily Globc, and the Washington
gossip OF the lotlerwIilesr, ox'rac'e'
from the different newspapers which SIN
ploy ,hem, whenever thoy shall bo es
lecmed of such import as 10 interest tn
readers of the Globe, and boar such pro
bsbiliiy on their face as to warrant lhei
insertion.
AS this weekly paper will be sent to q
the subscribers for tie Congrassiona
Globe and Appendix, j, will cettainl
have more general circulation ,han mn
other newspaper IN the United STATE.
and will, therefore, invite advertisement
/. from every section of the Union, ospr
, cislly the Wholesale merchants in th
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! double royal sheet, twice day dn'in
: The sessions Of Congrees-at eleven o
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D either cd;iion. Tho evening edition
!. the one most suitable for subscribers VIII
: live out Of this city, as it will conta'l
9 besides the full proceedings Of Congret
9 of tho day before published in the mo
, ming edition., a full synopsis Of those
) tho dsy, together with the news by iele
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