The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
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LoRD BEoUGuANia his "ilist3ricsl Sketches Of
statesmen who iiOurshCd in The time oiGCorg5 the
Ihird," uives some remarkable examples show
Jug the great loss sustained by England IN the
history OF Its statesmen, anI OF its national pro-
gress, through the imperfect state ot parliament
AIRY reporting ia former times, lie opens the
lik ai Lord Chatham thus:
''Ihar6 Is hardly any man in m0l"ru iimes,wi II
the exception, perhaps, u. Lord SoT.crs, wis fills
So large space in our history, and ul whom
know - little, a. Lord Chatham; aud VT he is
Ihc parsna 10 whom every one would nj once
DuinI il desired tl name the most successful
siatcman and most brilliant orator Tii- country
ever prod, csd. VI Lord Soncrs, indeed, we
scarcely caa be sal 10 know anything at Hi.-
That be was person Of 0tIlniHpeuchahle Integrity,
a JGdgc at great capacity aat legyplng, firm
friend oi liberty, hul cautious aat SAT- coHu-cl-
or in most difficult emergencies, all arg ready -
acknowledge. Bat the authority which he pos.
aesSed among his contemporaries, the Influence
which his sound practical wisdom exercised o.
er their proceedings, the service whi"t he was
thus enUbeti 70 reWiCr in stecCmE the CuHstItu'
jiOn safe through the most trying times, ahd
saving us from arbitrary power without paying
the plirs OF our liberties IN anarchy md blood.
sAed-Hay, conducting tle whole proceedings OF
u revolution with all the dc.lHcratlDn, AMI al
most In the forms, oi mn ordinary legal proc~ed-
ing, have su rounded his n1mc with a mild yet
iuperishihle glory, which in The con ras; ot ont
dalk ignorance respecting all the paricglars and
uttai,. OF his life, gives the HgUfe something al
together mysterious and ideal II IL now unlar-
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the memory 0 the present generation, s'il rests
upon vague tradition As ii statesman. indeed,
he Is known 10 US by the events which history
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subject in every variety OF light, passed away
W !fh the breath that gave them uit2IanCC and
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at;,ns sh.vv hnyv ,rrauhjc bi,trrv hrcnu,p. ,yhro
the actors in it speak Tor themselves, and events
AZ they emerge stamp themselves on It's page
Congress has now taken care that tins sort Of
genuine history shall hall ron the press, tul' and
perfect day by day, and thus every public man
will make his own history, ana blend it mper
ishably with that OF his country.
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