The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
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lug the great loss sustained by England in The
history ~ tIs statesmen, aiil vi It's national pro-
gress, through the imperfect state OF parliament
AIy repVf,lng an former TIMES, He opens the
lifs VI Lord Chatham thus:
"Ihers Is hardly any man In modern times,wlt
the exception, perhaps. Of Lord SOners, whs I'LL
~ large syaee Ia our history, and ut whom we
know 20 little, az Lord Chatham; and yet be Is
the person 10 whom every one would at once
point, II desired TO nanle the most successful
staleman and most brilliant orator this country
ever prod seed. Ji Lord SO'a, rs, indeed, We
seaFcely can be said 10 know anything at all
That be was aperson Ot unlmpeachuble integrity,
Judge OF great capacity aud learning, nTm
friend OF liberty, bus Il cautious and safe COUNSEL
or in most difficult emery rgcnties, al ready to
acknowledge. But the authority which he pos
Sessed amSng his coiempOruries, the influence
which his sound practical wisdom exercised oy-
CT their proceedings, the service which he was
thus enabled to render in steering the Consulu
tiOn safe through the most trying times, and
saving US iron, arbitrary power without paying
the prizes Of our liberties in anarchy and blood-
sled-nay, conducting the whole proceedings OF
revolution with all the dellberatIon, and al
most in the forms, Of an ordinary legal procsed
ing, have Eu rounded his name with mId yet
llnpeIishRble glory winch III the conrastot out
dark Ignorance respecting all the particulars and
details OF his lite, gives the hgure something al
together mysterious and ideal, IL Is now uni r
Iunately TOO late, by supplying this information
to MI up the outline which the meager records Of
his times have lett Us. Bat it is singular ho~
much OF Lord Chatham who iourished within
tie memory oi the present generation, s1li rests
npon vague Taditlon AS statesman, indeed
he Is known To us by the events which history
nus recorded 10 have happened under MS adj
mnlstratlOn tct even oi hls share III bringing
lhese about, little has been preserved in detail.
30, fragments OF his speeches have been handed
no"h TO u.s. but these bear SO very snalI proper"
tiOn 10 the prOdigiUu5 fame which his elO-
quehce mas ei' pehihu H. lhat lar more IS mani
iefhy LOST thah mas feacheu us Whlie oi MS WIFI
ten compositions but tew oi his letters have been
gwen 10 the world
ne imperfect state OF pafiihmehthry report
VI Is the gieat cause oI thls otahk'
What Soners and chatham nave lost IN fame
ny the obllNlon Of ali the Mhsefly Efforts OF ther
minds whlch, welding the power OF fafla-
ment, conducted the march OF government uur-
ing their connection with II, the history OF the
hauon mas also lost Tor want ol the Vlgor ahd Fe-
flty, the cieaTness. the freshness ana beauty WIN
winch lts events ana their causes might nave
Doen preserved IN Tie luminous elo4uehce oi It's
oratsEs.
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