The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-15
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There Is hardly any in modern times with ths
exception, perhass OF Lord SVneFs, Who ais 30
space in our history, aud q whom We know 90 li,-
etery OH -SLOaes lSn ifdeslfed 70 name khe
most 'sneeessfdl Statesman snd mott brilliant ost0r
iat this country produced; OF Lord Somers, In
decd, We can scarcely be said 10 know anything all.
That lie u person OF unimpeaehabe Integrity,
i;hSv bs cautious and ssie Sounscor IN most AIM
cult emergencies, all ready to acknowledge But
The authority which he possessed among his eotsmpcrA
dom exercised over ther proceedings, the sctyiteS&
which he was thus enabled to render in steering the
Constitutions through the osl trying times and ssy-
ing H from arbitrary power without paying the price
Of our liberties In anarchy and bloodshed-nay, con:
dueting the whole proceedings Of revolution with all
tbs deliberations aud almost IN the forms, OF nm ofd
nary legal proceediIlg have surrounded his With
a mild Yet Imperslable glory, WHICH, IN the eontrHst
o 5S pat s. usA ogHs s Iss ne sots ~ aI,o
gelher mystcrious and ideal. i1t now unorunatsiy
too hate, 10y SUPPLYING this ipormatoni to I'LL uP the
us. But is singular how much OF Lord Chatham, -
hD within The memory ofthe present gen
Grafton, still rests upon vague trndislon.e AsA sktss
iaa, indeed, lie is known " us by the eScnts which
history has recorded to have happened under bis ad-
fhinisron. Yet even of his share IN bringing these-
about, little has beeh preserved Of detail. So; rag
merls of his speeches have been handed down % us
but these bear very small proportion TO- The pro-
dgious fame which his eloquelee has left behind
that far more naLifesty lost than has reached US
Write OF his written compositions but Tow letters have
tterto been given To the world. $50 Nigup ssA %,
lse mpsrisGt, Ct, ;td!1 ;s,s & parliamentary rsPoFng
What somcrs aud Chatham have lost Ia fame by the
Oblivion OF all the mHsturly Efforts Of her minds whch,
wielding the power Of Parliament, condueted, the.
narch II the Government during their connection with
history OF the nation has also iust for want ofthS
yipr and verify, cearneSs the freshness and beau
~ with which and their causes might have
beca preserved in the luminous eloqsence Of ts ora
! iRo great men Who conducted our RevoiItlonary
struggle in the Continental Congress have len no hs-
tory behind them OF tue vieSs aud events whirh had
i 1slr hrt ~ their ds9aies eAse ~ lhe mcager iorm-
Uin OF ourn". lile efNid ieslhg Of the hour, hs,
ii&g circumstances, the arSiiet, the eager con-
rOters. Witch sthe sdhgtt in every variety Of light,
ltsct aNay wit tc bfcththat gave them utteralcei
4 and who uut surpasscd iii the opinion OF
Lord Chatham, o 'tiic master statesmen Of the world
havc brquctrd TO poserty nothing efthe eioquencs
which guided our National Counells but .thc shadow
LOT name" Recent publications. show how graphic
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